
Ben Bradley, Esther McVey, and Brendan Clarke-Smith
(Picture: UK Parliament)In a phenomenal oxymoron, a new campaign has been set up with the aim of ‘cancelling cancel culture’, something the project describes as “breeding fear and paranoia in our workplaces, politics … at our children’s schools and even in our homes”.
According to their official website, Britain Uncancelled – yes, really – was launched on 11 October and is “opposed to cancel culture in all forms”.