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Don’t take away Andrew’s Falklands medal
The official response to growing public concern about Prince Andrew has been slow and hesitant. The King’s brother announced last month…
France is in the grip of a heist epidemic
The good news for the French police is that three of the four people suspected of carrying off the ‘heist…
Nigel Farage is right to abandon tax cuts
Nigel Farage has shelved massive tax cuts in favour of slashing public spending in a bid to balance the books.…
Farage: Trust me with the economy
With Reform leading in the polls, Nigel Farage is determined to ensure that nothing can impede its growth. This morning…
Salmond died almost penniless after court battles
Last year, Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond had a heart attack during a trip to North Macedonia and passed…
The hypocrisy of Labour’s international ‘greenwashing’
There can be no more Panglossian document than the UK international climate finance results published by the government last month.…
Terror is becoming worryingly familiar in Britain
After the very latest mass casualty attack on Saturday night, on a busy London North Eastern Railway train in Huntingdon,…
Trump: I feel ‘badly’ for royals over Andrew
The royal family hasn’t been able to stay away from the spotlight lately, as scrutiny over Andrew Mountbatten Windsor’s links…
Chernihiv is on the frontline of Russia’s cruellest winter campaign yet
First, the power went out in the bar. A few minutes later came the familiar low, concussive thud of an…
Harry and Meghan deserve the same fate as Andrew Windsor
The King acted with decisive authority to strip his brother, Andrew, of his Royal title and evict him from his…
Where’s the money for Labour’s triple science plan?
Science, which has been kicked about since GCSEs replaced O-Levels in 1986, is in for another shake-up. The latest review…
Welcome to the age of the troll
We’re accustomed, by now, to Catholic priests having eccentric hobbies. Even so, 57-year-old Father Mark Rowles turned out to have a humdinger.…
How Republicans win New York?
Is Maud Maron crazy? Bill Ackman certainly thought the Republican candidate for Manhattan DA was, she tells me, when she…
Reeves must break Britain’s borrowing habit
If Rachel Reeves was being judged on her ability to come up with excuses, then she’d be top of her…
Britain’s trains are dangerously exposed
Europe has seen this nightmare before. On 21 August 2015, a gunman armed with an AK-47-style assault rifle, a pistol…
Macron has declared war on free speech
Emmanuel Macron says Europeans should stop relying on social media for their news and turn back to traditional public media.…
Mass stabbing on a Cambridgeshire train – what we know so far
Ten people are in hospital, with nine currently fighting for their lives, after a stabbing spree on a train in…
Why I still wear my Star of David necklace
My great-grandmother Netty died in June 2005, aged 99. I was four. That evening, my grandmother called us grandchildren into…
The assassination that changed Israel forever
Few political assassinations of a political leader have fundamentally and dramatically altered the course of a nation. American democracy, for…
Is extinction going extinct?
It is getting pretty bitter in the world of evolutionary biology, and it could come down to the survival of…
Is the British Council worth saving?
The British Council, the cultural arm of the UK government, is in deep trouble. The 91-year-old organisation is struggling to…
Why Jeremy Clarkson’s pub, The Farmer’s Dog, is thriving
The tale of the death of the British pub has been well told. Around eight boozers a week are serving…
King Charles and Pope Leo share the same religion
The historic meeting October 23 between Pope Leo XIV and King Charles III – the first between a pope and…
Britain’s reverse imperialism
Britain’s post colonial reckoning can be summed up in a single sentence delivered last June at the Glastonbury music festival…
The trouble with Louis Theroux
We’re woefully resigned to the strange situation whereby if an alien landed, they’d believe that being famous was hereditary, like…
