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We are closer to AI extinction than we think
A spectre is hanging over humanity: the spectre of superintelligent AI. While governments busy themselves with the mundane work of…
We need to talk about your water bottle
Why does everyone in Britain carry water bottles these days? On a dog walk in London a few days ago,…
Speech crimes are still on the statute book
It is both a vindication of English justice and a cause of some embarrassment that the services of a High…
Why Scottish whiskey is worth the effort
‘The King and Queen got me to do something that nobody else was able to do, without hardly even asking!’…
Mental health is an inauthentic crisis
When it reaches the stage when everyone in the entire country is diagnosed as having mental health problems, will we…
It is no wonder Jews want to leave Britain
I am the one with the big personality around the Friday night dinner table. I have spent my whole life…
Should the Princess Diana tapes be released?
As King Charles returns to Britain this weekend, secure in the knowledge that his state visit to the United States…
Why can’t ministers admit the truth about what caused the Mandelson scandal?
At the heart of the Mandelson saga is one colossal political misjudgement – the appointment of Peter Mandelson to the…
Brian Cox is a world-class bore
One of these days, dismounting from his high horse, Brian Cox is going to suffer a terrible injury. The Scottish…
HMS Trump and the art of a diplomatic gift
The King’s state visit to the US has been a triumph. His Majesty managed to put most of Capitol Hill…
Zohran Mamdani’s toxic social media socialism
Zohran Mamdani is discovering how much more difficult seizing the means of production is than posting about seizing it on…
Seven things to look out for as Britain heads to the polls
Keir Starmer has now been Prime Minister for one year and 300 days, which puts him 43rd in the list…
Lorna Hajdini and the willing suspension of disbelief
“A lie can get halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.” That…
Polanski grovels for Met criticism
Oh dear. Just when you thought the Greens could sink no lower on crime and justice, along came Zack Polanski…
What Tsarist Russia tells us about anti-Semitism in Britain today
During the autumn of 1888, as London’s East End erupted in panic following the Whitechapel murders, blame was soon cast…
Miliband’s red tape bonfire backfires
Back in February, Steerpike’s old friend Ed Miliband vowed to liberate Britain’s nuclear industry from the stranglehold of bureaucracy. Red…
Why the Lib Dems are feeling confident
It is a beautiful, sunny Saturday morning in south-west London, and Sir Ed Davey is rallying the troops. The Lib…
The Greens are facing a reckoning
On subjects related to Jews, Zack Polanski, Mothin Ali and the other political children in the new Green party have been…
Kemi’s Conservative council confusion
Many in SW1 have remarked that Kemi Badenoch has come on quite a bit since her early PMQs’ appearances. The…
Golders Green is the reality of ‘globalise the Intifada’
The attack in Golders Green, in which two Jews were stabbed, took place two minutes from our charity’s centre, where…
The powerful incentives for vilifying white Americans
The Southern Poverty Law Center may not, we hope, be long for this world. The Trump administration’s new indictment has…
Fight me, Jim Acosta: Michael Tracey
The recent DC media revelry was thwarted by a blundering assassination attempt, and in my case, a drunken challenge from…
How will Trump solve the Iran problem?
Has President Trump discovered his “off-ramp” from the war in Iran? His administration insists that Iran’s military power has been…
How to stop rising Jew hate in Britain
It’s now been two days since the Golders Green terror attack, so if the response to previous such incidents is…
Why is Polanski downplaying anti-Semitism in the Green party?
Zack Polanski is furious. Not so much with the stabbing of two Jews in Golders Green yesterday. So far, he…
