University of Buckingham’s Vice-Chancellor Exonerated After Suspension

The University of Buckingham's vice chancellor, James Tooley, who is well-known for opposing "cancel culture," was cleared following a four-month suspension. He was suspended when his estranged wife made accusations, but a university investigation revealed they were unfounded. Under Tooley's direction, Buckingham became a bulwark of free speech, and the university turned a £19.8 million deficit into a £6 million profit. According to reports, his "anti-woke" stance strained relations with several coworkers. The claims, which included information about a previous relationship and a junior air rifle, were eventually rejected.

Source: The Telegraph