The negative side of being ‘sex positive’
‘Let’s talk about sex, baby,’ sang female rap duo Salt-N-Pepa back in 1990. More than 30-years later, it can seem…
The Met’s strange approach to protest
Demonstrations against Israel, some attracting many thousands of people, have become a regular occurrence. We have grown used to the…
Why are feminists like me being labelled ‘far right’?
In what would no doubt come as a shock to great feminists like Mary Wollstonecraft, Sylvia Pankhurst and Simone de…
Has the NHS forgotten its real purpose?
As doctors down stethoscopes and walk out of hospitals in their ongoing strike for better pay and working conditions, the…
How museums lost their way
What’s the point of museums? According to researchers at the University of Leicester, museums should help children explore their gender…
The hypocrisy of Birmingham’s council
Who is to blame for Birmingham City Council’s dire financial situation? The council has long been struggling to pay its…
Meghan, Harry and the truth about sexist adverts
Do Harry and Meghan need rescuing from their Montecito mansion? Being part of the royal family and living among California’s…
Why was Carla Foster ever sent to prison?
Carla Foster is to be released from prison. Her 28-month sentence for illegally obtaining abortion pills and terminating a pregnancy…
Spare us from Keir Starmer’s vacuous education pledges
Keir Starmer clearly does not abide by the principle ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’. On the contrary, with…
Why are high street banks teaming up with Stonewall?
Pride month is over but my local bank still has its rainbow-striped window display firmly in place. The LGBTQ+ theme…
Carla Foster’s fate shows the need to reform Britain’s abortion laws
Carla Foster spent last night in a prison cell. In 2020, after having obtained abortion pills under false pretences, the…
Who allowed Dale Vince’s climate curriculum to take over schools?
Recently, much light has been shone on the way LGBTQ+ campaign groups have been able to influence school sex and…
Where was Stella Creasy when other mums were being harassed?
Parliament’s ban on the Chinese-owned video-sharing app TikTok cannot come soon enough. But it’s not just cyber security we need…
Labour’s ‘lessons for boys’ plan is a sinister sideshow
What are schools for? The answer used to be obvious: school was where children went to learn how to read,…
The truth about Britain’s entitled strikers
Striking was part of my childhood. One of my first memories is of walking through Middlesbrough town centre and seeing…
How trans ideology took over our schools
Concern with what schools are teaching about sex, gender and relationships has been growing. Parents worry their children are being…
The trouble with sex education
Drawing penises and making vulvas out of Play-Doh might not be the reply most parents expect when they pose the…
What Biden gets wrong about women’s rights
If you’ve spent any time on Twitter over the past few years you will almost certainly have met the ‘woke…
The most insulting International Women’s Day campaign
Happy International Women’s Day! A few years ago, this jaunty greeting would have left me snorting with derision. I pooh-poohed…
In defence of Isabel Oakeshott
What shocks me most about Matt Hancock’s WhatsApp messages is the flippancy surrounding decisions to scare, manipulate and control the…
Labour’s ‘menopause action plan’ is an insult to women
Only once have I been asked if I would like to be photographed with my head sticking out of a…
Raquel Evita Saraswati and the new ‘race fakers’
Embellishing job applications is a well-honed skill. At the stroke of a pen, two months as an intern becomes four…
Playgrounds are no place for Pride parades
Parents standing at the school gate have all kinds of hopes and expectations. They want their children to be happy,…
Matt Hancock has united Britain
Some people deal with failure better than others. Matt Hancock, it seems, has spent the past three years trying to…
Liz Truss was a conviction politician
As an erstwhile Brexit-voting academic, I’m used to being at odds with those around me. But in feeling troubled at…
