The government is spending millions to make Britain’s countryside “less white” – treating hills and footpaths as a social problem to be engineered. In this essay, John Mac Ghlionn exposes how taxpayer-funded race policy is being imposed on rural life, while real problems like transport, housing and services are ignored.

Britain is quietly testing technologies that belong in dystopian fiction – AI crime prediction, live facial recognition, and a growing vision of total surveillance. In this chilling analysis, Josh Ferme warns that today’s “pilot projects” risk becoming tomorrow’s permanent panopticon, eroding the line between innocence and guilt and conditioning citizens to live as if they are always being watched.