Tony Blair — the man who lied us into Iraq — is back positioning himself as the voice of global reason, and the media is treating him like a statesman instead of a cautionary tale. We break down why Trump causes such visceral panic in the professional class (hint: it's not his policies, it's chaos). The UK Green Party literally cannot say the word "Islamist" without breaking into hives — and Spiked's Brendan O'Neill explains exactly why that's cowardice, not sensitivity.

Plus, America is quietly experiencing a manufacturing renaissance that nobody's covering. And our "Story They Don't Want You to See": Qatar funds Hamas and hosts Taliban leadership — and we keep pretending they're our ally.

Spain just banned X outright — ISPs ordered to block it, VPN providers threatened with fines, citizens facing penalties for logging on. Dan and Rachel unpack why "social cohesion" is the new excuse for government censorship and why this won't stop at Spain's borders. Then they dive into Wales launching a taxpayer-funded "anti-racist metaverse" that nobody asked for, and what it reveals about how government money actually gets spent. Plus the week's underreported stories the mainstream press buried. If the Spain story doesn't concern you, you haven't been paying attention.