Justin Cogneto

In 1984, Britain produced enough food to feed itself for 306 days of the year. Today the figure is around 233 days. The country grows about 60 per cent of the food it eats, down from 78 per cent in the mid-1980s, and imports very nearly half of what ends up on the plate. This is a country with some of the best grazing and dairy pasture in the world, a long coastline, and a climate that grows grass nine months of the year. The decline was a choice, made gradually, in favour of cheaper imports. British farms were undercut, then handed welfare and environmental rules their foreign competitors did not have to meet, then left to watch the supermarkets fill the shelves from abroad. The beef comes from Ireland and South America. The bacon from Denmark and the Netherlands. The lamb, out of season, is flown from New Zealand. The cheese from anywhere with a spare tanker. The land that could feed the nation is still here. Each year a little more of what the nation eats is grown, raised, and slaughtered somewhere else, and the gap between the field outside the window and the food in the fridge widens by another notch.

The world is more than 1 degree warmer and CO₂ has reached 427 ppm - yet our planet is becoming a green paradise. Global greening from higher CO₂ has delivered an unexpected windfall; 5.5 million km² of new greenery springing up across the world since 2,000 (NASA studies). This isn't just extra leaves. Green growth is equal to twice the area of the Amazon Rainforest and the Sahara Desert has lost 8% desert to new plant growth. Across the Arctic, vegetation increased by 38% between 1985 and 2016. Between 2000 and 2017 satellites identified a 25% to 50% increase in vegetated lands turning green. Food production has been boosted by 35-40%. This is the Earth’s way of self-correcting and 30% of these areas already have a natural cooling effect through water-vapor management. The planet isn't a passive victim, it's an active participant. The UN climate ideology was about fear and control.

Australian Flotilla member Juliet Lamont says the IDF “broke my coccyx” and leans forward to point at her back. How is it possible for her to sit and move around so comfortably with a broken coccyx. Doesn’t it take months to heal? Curious miracle healing strikes again.

In Texas, a Muslim man was walking with his underage wife who looks just 7 or 8 years old. When a journalist confronted him, bystanders revealed he has three more child brides at home. Deport radical Islamists and ban their immigration? A. Yes B. No

The scandal that keeps on giving.

Who was at fault? A. George Floyd B. Derek Chauvin

Temperatures at Heathrow have recently reached 33.5°C, provisionally beating the all-time May record

A North African man shows up at a village festival in Italy armed with an axe and injures several people. Tolerance is our weakness. We can't live like this.

🚨Graphic Footage: Woman fatally stabbed in random unprovoked attack on Atlanta MARTA train at Oakland City Station May 30 around noon. Suspect arrested immediately by MARTA police at the scene. Victim died despite aid from officers and medics. Second MARTA stabbing in under a week. No names released yet.

Boris Johnson was a disaster as PM, but he tested two economic theories to destruction, that you can print money and it won't cause inflation, and that high immigration is always good for gdp. He proved both wrong. That is his gift to the nation.