Brendan O'Neill: It is not racist to tell the truth about Britain’s rape gangs

Why is the left so hell-bent on burying the truth of what was done to working-class girls?

Here’s a surefire way to know if you’ve lost the moral plot – you get angrier about the public discussion of mass rape than you do about the mass raping itself. Your moral conscience gets more fired up by people talking about the industrial-scale abuse of working-class girls than it does by the abuse itself. You’re more horrified by the phrase ‘Pakistani rape gang’ than you are by the existence of Pakistani rape gangs. If any of that applies to you, then your morals have been well and truly shattered on the wheel of cultural relativism, classism and cowardice.

Toby Young: “There is a Pakistani Problem and we Must Root it Out,” Says Head of Equality and Human Rights Commission

Baroness Falkner, the Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission, has written a hard-hitting comment piece for the Sunday Times urging the Government to set up a proper national inquiry into the rape gangs. Here’s how it begins.

Brendan O' Neill: Elon Musk is neither our saviour nor our destroyer

Musk’s oligarchic fury with Britain sums up everything that’s wrong with internet outrage.

He’s being called the world’s richest pub bore. The first-ever billionaire troll. The man who has everything but still wants more, primarily Keir Starmer’s head on a platter. It’s Elon Musk, who over the past week has taken a break from reaching for the stars to lounge about in the gutter of social-media chatter and invective. He’s gunning, with every tweet, for Starmer’s government, which he accuses of facilitating a ‘rape genocide’ in the UK. Britain’s perma-online right are cheering his fit of oligarchic pique, while our liberals fret that this rude plutocrat will lay waste to our democracy. Both sides need to chill: Musk is neither our saviour nor our destroyer.