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An age of climate realism is upon us
The age of climate realism is upon us
What do you do when there’s drunken aggro after closing time? Send in the street pastors
Heroic volunteers are bringing down crime in cities across Britain
Could I have prevented a Kray murder?
Could I have prevented a Kray murder?
Life inside Jeremy Corbyn’s crazy party
What life is like inside the Labour party right now
Tips from Just William on making a Christmas list
William Brown had the right idea about Christmas lists. Under the heading ‘Things I Want for Christmas’, he requests: a…
Coffee with Annie
I am thinking about you Annie now that you are no longer a few miles of motorway and a couple…
Coffee with Annie
I am thinking about you Annie now that you are no longer a few miles of motorway and a couple…
Coffee with Annie
I am thinking about you Annie now that you are no longer a few miles of motorway and a couple…
The pretend war: why bombing Isil won't solve the problem
Britain, France and America are in a protracted fight against Islamic radicalism. Pity our leaders have no idea how to win it
How to defeat Isis, by a retired British commander
Military action against Isis needs a coherent strategy, says a former senior commander in the British army
Worry less about what to call Isis, and more about how to fight them
We should worry less about what to call Isis, and more about how to fight them
What Muslims think
Polls suggesting that they sympathise with terrorists are misleading
In defence of Jeremy Corbyn
The Labour leader’s line on Syria is more principled and more forward-looking than the Prime Minister’s
‘I was tossed out of the tribe’: climate scientist Judith Curry interviewed
Meet Professor Judith Curry, the sceptical climate scientist rarely quoted in Britain’s media
How hard should we fight Black Friday?
Should we make peace with this imported festival of consumerism?
The best way to explore Dartmoor? On horseback
I’ll willingly admit that the moors of south-west England are not my natural territory. Mention the word ‘Dartmoor’ and my…
France’s civil war — and the struggle facing Europe
...and the struggle facing Europe
François Hollande hasn’t seized the moment. Marine Le Pen might
Hollande isn’t seizing his chance. Marine Le Pen might
Jeremy Corbyn isn’t anti-war. He’s just anti-West
Ignore their deceptive flannel – the far left aren’t against violence. They’re just against the West
Through terror and scandal, the joy of sport endures
Through terror and scandal, it endures
The Vicar of Baghdad: 'I've looked through the Quran trying to find forgiveness... there isn’t any.'
Exiled to Hampshire by Isis bombs, saintly Canon Andrew White itches to go back to the Middle East
The disturbing case of Roger Khan – and the cost of cheap justice
The disturbing case of Roger Khan – and the human cost of doing justice on the cheap
Sir Ian Botham is a hero – and a fool
Mark Mason 28 November 2015 9:00 am
In 1981, when I was ten and Ian Botham was 26, I thought he was God. Now, the week after…