The Prole Star

An AI-generated image of 'Agent Hospital' China has opened a virtual hospital with 42 AI doctors and four AI nurses. It can, reportedly,...

It's starting to look as if Morgan McSweeney's favoured political horse may turn out to be a clapped out nag that's unlikely to stay the...

China’s decision to make AI education mandatory at all levels of schooling is a pioneering initiative that challenges traditional notions of education and economic planning. For the UK, adopting a similar approach - or at least increasing investment in digital skills - could serve as a transformative strategy for economic growth.

Let there be a Shoah (Holocaust) in Gaza" "I can't understand the people here in the State of Israel who don't want to fill Gaza with gas showers... or train cars... and finish this story! Let there be a Holocaust in Gaza"  "Who is the fool who says there are ‘innocents’ in Gaza? Who is the despicable scoundrel who wants to let them flee to Arab countries or Europe freely?"

What is the true purpose of the police? To guard the rich? To break strikes? To criminalise dissent? They may hold a monopoly on force. We may call them servants of the public. But the basic truth is, they are there to serve the state and protect private property. They answer not to the poor but to ministers and to boardrooms. This chain of command shapes every beat, every arrest, every baton.

Both men position themselves as persecuted truth-tellers, constantly under attack by an elite system they claim to expose

Keir Starmer's recent statement that Labour has treated 100,000 more patients on time since taking power is not supported by the available data. Despite this claim, NHS waiting times remain a significant issue, and patient satisfaction continues to decline.

In better times, the redistribution of wealth is framed as "impossible" or "unaffordable," with the phrase "No magic money tree" often used

Comparison: at the height of the ‘chicken coup’ in 2016, Labour was polling at 27%, even in the face of a manufactured 'leadership crisis'

Rachel Reeves had her government credit card stopped... Since the 1970s, and probably before, successive governments pulled off one of...