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Lowe brands Farage a ‘viper’ after Reform charges dropped
While Nigel Farage’s Reform party has seen success in the local elections this month, their former MP Rupert Lowe has…
Will Reform oust Miliband?
To the green thorn in Sir Keir Starmer’s side: Net Zero Secretary Ed Miliband. The lefty veteran may have spent…
The City backlash against Reform has begun
It will be like Liz Truss on roller skates. The next election may still be four years away, and the…
Royal College of Psychiatrists voices opposition to assisted dying
Assisted dying has been a hot topic both north and south of the border this week, as Scottish politicians voted…
Britain is heading the way of France
The backlash against Keir Starmer has begun. Some senior figures within the Labour party have criticised the Prime Minister’s warning…
Is it any surprise junior doctors want more money?
If the government was deliberately trying to encourage union militancy, it could not be making a better job of it.…
The fight against assisted dying in Scotland is not over yet
Assisted suicide has cleared its first hurdle in the Scottish parliament, but there could be many more to come. On…
The sorry farce of Afrikaner ‘refugees’ fleeing ‘white genocide’
The worst victims of South Africa’s African National Congress are not white Afrikaners, even if they are a vulnerable group.…
All hail Sheikh Trump, the peaceful
President Trump is an America Firster, but he has an undeniable affinity for the Arab world. He would have made…
Trump has given Syria’s new leader the ultimate gift
President Donald Trump was in a generous mood on the first day of his Middle East tour, announcing the lifting…
Palestine and the truth about the Nakba
The Nakba – Arabic for ‘the catastrophe’ and commemorated today – marks a profound moment of trauma in the Palestinian…
Trump has no appetite for a second-term war
Now more than ever, Donald Trump appears to be channeling his inner Lord Palmerston. It was the 19th-century prime minister,…
Trump turns on Netanyahu after securing US hostage release
As the military helicopter carrying Edan Alexander – the last remaining American hostage held by Hamas – landed on top…
Poll: college-educated women end friendships over politics
New polling data shows what you may already suspect: your experience of losing friends since the 2024 election of Donald…
Homosexuality will be illegal in Disney’s new UAE park
One month after Kristallnacht, in 1938, the Nazi film director Leni Riefenstahl was an honored guest at Walt Disney’s studio.…
Peter Sullivan should never have been in prison
Peter Sullivan, a man of ‘limited intellectual capacity’ and ‘suggestibility’, has been exonerated after spending 38 years in jail for…
What Starmer’s immigration critics don’t get
Keir Starmer has finally realised that he needs to tackle rising immigration. The Prime Minister said yesterday that Britain risks…
Will the Beeb sack Lineker over his pro-Palestine post?
Will Gary Lineker ever learn? As if the BBC Sports pundit hadn’t caused enough controversy, now the left-wing centre forward…
Tory MP charged with sexual assault
It is less than a fortnight since the Runcorn by-election, caused by the resignation of Mike Amesbury for punching a…
NHS ‘spy scales’ won’t tackle childhood obesity
NHS England, ostensibly wishing to respond to the challenge of childhood obesity, announced yesterday the introduction of ‘spy scales’ to…
Trump and Netanyahu go their separate ways
The release of Edan Alexander, the last living American-Israeli hostage held by Hamas, was a moment of profound relief for…
What can we really expect from the US-Iran talks?
This weekend in Muscat, US and Iranian diplomats held a fourth round of talks, continuing their efforts to find a…
How to get Gen Z to fight for Britain
It is easy to despair of young people as self-absorbed, isolated from reality and unwilling to take on the hard…
Brits now most concerned about borders since Brexit
On Monday Prime Minister Keir Starmer made his big immigration speech in which he warned that without tightening rules the…
Can France dismantle the NGO-migrant complex?
France’s interior minister, Bruno Retailleau, and his party Les Républicains (LR) are moving to end the decades-long monopoly on providing legal…
