Canada's PM leads applause in parliament for man who fought Russians - that's 1940s Russians. That man is allegedly guilty of war crimes and the PM knew that. What does this say about Trudeau? What is the truth?

When it comes to this, people will know that it is time for reassessment and change. It could turn out to be the best thing that ever happened - to what should be freedom of the press. Things to consider?

Teacher is sacked for the care he showed for his students in a climate of madness. Minorities have taken control of the systems and few stand up to question it. Something like this happened in 1930s Germany.

When gov'ts start acting like they own everything - telling people what they can do and say in what should be a free press - it is time to be concerned. Is it time now that people take a hard look at what's going on?

Many are changing their view on the Ukraine war - since there's more to the story than the MSM have told people. Now perhaps, they're not telling people it's over. Is it because of the agenda still being run?

Is this man really guilty? Or is this a story invented to smear his reputation? He's a man with 6m followers and is outspoken in his criticism of gov'ts, politicians and big pharma. Does he tell an uncomfortable truth?

Accusations of rape and other sexual offences keep surfacing in the police - as they do elsewhere. Do we, as a society, need to dig deep for the reasons why a person would harm another in this way?

The new approach to public services - here in the case of a city's bus fleet - is something with scope to catch on. So long as management is of the right calibre - what could go wrong? What else could the public own?

Surely this is the only profession where the guilty vote in what they will take if they get found lying - or worse? £530k paid to ministers as golden handshakes after breaching codes. They're laughing - we're paying!

Privatisation of bus services - particularly in Manchester - was a disaster. Fares were hiked and services cut. 'We Own It' believes public owned services can cure the ills. Are the days of corporate ownership over?

A fit female 27yr old footballer drops dead. Whilst naturally everyone who knew her is devastated - there's a key question to ask. Why? So many fit athletes have dropped down dead and gov'ts aren't speaking about it.

Are we not just one step away from police entering our homes to take our children - if say parents decide to take their kids out of state education? This is tyranny on the march and our politicians seem happy to sign it off.

Jacinda Ardern gave the people of NZ plenty to be concerned about. But when she stood down it appears her space was filled with the same concerns. It's as if politicians around the world have but one objective. Why?

Are we reaching a point where parents need to take a critical look at what is being taught in schools and what isn't? Is education now ripe for total overhaul - an overhaul led by parents rather than politicians?

There was a time people believed the drug regulators were in place to protect them. The events of the last 3yrs has shown us that people have cause to doubt their motives. Regulators can't be seen now as they were!

It costs £60ish pa to run the average domestic fridge. If the equivalent of 25 fridges per household are required to replace fossil fuel cars - what does that mean for cost and energy capacity? Why haven't we been told?

The Times newspaper was criticised for publishing a letter by a retired doctor who said sexual assaults on female doctors are just part of the job. But why the criticism? Isn't this letter a warning - helping us stay safe?

A retired anaesthetist blames female doctors who don't like being sexually assaulted at work for being "too soft." They're just snowflakes - how dare they object to male colleagues releasing tension by violating them?

With 2 out of 3 secondary teachers facing school students identifying as trans or non-binary, schools can rely on gov't guidance to navigate legislation, right? WRONG! Are schools and teachers being thrown under a bus?

1000s of people across the US die from "fentanyl overdose." But why are so many people taking this opioid drug in the first place? Do they get it from doctors - or from drug dealers? What's REALLY behind these deaths?

This fascinating story deserves attention. There's belief the presenter was assasinated - and thus her killing was not random. Plus a poor man was wrongly convicted of the crime - but not compensated. Why?

Association is a sensitive issue. Before the commentator has chance to defend himself, charity head severs ties with the Brand. Is he being attacked due to his massive 6M following - or is he really innocent?

When stats are hard to get, it's a sign someone's not keen to have you see them. Gov'ts around the world including UK, US and NZ are 3 such. When the truth finally gets out, people will be looking for their politicians.

How can this happen? A young woman has died - some say effectively killed in hospital - and the whole case has been shrouded in secrecy thanks to an unfair court ruling. This case will not rest. Change is coming!

Policeman nearly killed a young protestor in 2010 with a baton blow to his head. It's taken 13yrs for the courts to award damages to the victim and the Met to apologise. Is this the type of country we're happy to live in?