It’s typical, isn’t it? Labour, the self-appointed referees of morality, sprinting to the microphone to denounce anyone who questions the cultural choreography of modern Britain as “racist.” This week’s heretic is Reform MP Sarah Pochin, whose sin was not burning effigies or scrawling graffiti but daring to suggest, shock horror, that adverts might have become a … Continue reading Does Sarah Pochin Have a Point? Are Modern Adverts Reflecting Britain—or Reinventing It?