The simple flatbread that conquered the world
Luca Cesari describes pizza’s journey from the poor man’s staple of 18th-century Naples to today’s global favourite, worth billions
The disturbing allure of sex robots
Kathleen Richardson reveals how certain men now seem to prefer the idea of ‘socially interactive companions’, first pioneered at MIT, to human girlfriends
The gay rights movement threatens to implode
Tolerance pushed too far by LGBTQ+ demands may soon turn to intolerance, and legislation can be rolled back in the blink of an eye, warns Ronan McCrea
Why I hate Paris
It smells, very badly. And even after decades of complaints, it seems Parisians still consider themselves too chic to pick…
Why wasn’t Pride in Surrey cancelled?
This weekend, I bought a ticket to attend the controversial Pride in Surrey (PiS) event, held in Guildford. My interest…
Grooming gangs inquiry is welcome, but too late
The announcement that there will, after all, be a statutory inquiry into the child rape and pimping gang scandal – euphemistically referred to as ‘grooming gangs’ – should…
Why lesbians want out of the LGBT movement
LGBT+ is an ‘inclusive’ way to represent all the different identities in the longer acronym, says the BBC. What nonsense:…
Do Green voters know what they’ve done?
The Green party has done well at the local elections, making dozens of gains across England. But do those who…
Stonewall’s game is up
Stonewall’s boss Simon Blake has vowed to fight for a ban on conversion practices that includes ‘every member of the…
Kyle Clifford should have been forced into the dock
There are few crimes as heinous as those committed by Kyle Clifford. The 26-year old former soldier raped and murdered…
Even the Green party is shunning Stonewall
Not one major UK government department is still signed up to Stonewall’s Diversity Champions Programme. At long last, Stonewall’s toxic influence…
I can’t stand Stanley Tucci
I love Italian food, and I love food writing and TV shows, so you might think I’d love Stanley Tucci.…
The grooming gang perpetrators who are never convicted
When you hear the term ‘grooming gang’, what comes to mind? ‘Grooming’, as I have long said, is a euphemism…
Grooming gang victims are still being ignored
The horror of organised child sexual abuse and pimping – euphemistically called ‘grooming gangs’ – is back in the news. But unfortunately…
Shame on the men exploiting Lily Phillips
Lily Phillips, who had sex with 101 men in a single day in October, has hit the headlines, but the…
The truth about the lesbian pay premium
Some lesbian and gay campaigners might have you believe that life is hard for gay people. Of course, for many…
Germany’s gender madness is a worry for women everywhere
Germany has gone further than most countries in failing to stand up to the relentless march of transgender ideology. Its…
The very necessary asexual awareness week
In the annual queer calendar, which appears to operate at full capacity 365 days of the year, nothing is more…
Is it time for feminists to turn to the Tories?
Should feminists like me hold their nose and team up with the Tories? It’s a dilemma many of those concerned…
Is this wife killer jumping on the Post Office scandal bandwagon?
Robin Garbutt is serving life in prison for murdering his wife, but is he innocent? His supporters say so. They…
Quorn truly deserves to go bust
When I heard that Marlow Foods, parent company of Quorn, had reported a £63 million loss due to declining demand…
Fewer women should be in jail
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is right about one thing: when it comes to addressing crimes committed by women, prison doesn’t…
‘I was the devil incarnate’: An interview with John Boyne
John Boyne still doesn’t really know why he fell foul of the transgender mob. The author of The Boy in…
How gender ideology corrupts rape crisis centres
Yesterday, Mridul Wadhwa – a trans-identified male and the head of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC) – resigned, after…
Women will pay the price for Labour’s early release prison scheme
For women trying to escape domestic abuse, the government’s early prison release scheme spells further misery. Around 1,700 prisoners will…
