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Keir Starmer should smash the gig economy
No Frenchman has been as critical as the recent ‘one in, one out’ migrant deal than Xavier Bertrand. A grandee…
The truth about Meghan and Harry’s renewed Netflix deal
It is important for any self-respecting writer to admit when they get it wrong. So it is with an element…
This Midlands police officer represents true British values
There’s been a tiny outbreak of sanity among British officialdom. Footage emerged on X at the weekend, captured on a…
Why are schoolchildren making Valentine’s Day cards for refugees?
In Birmingham, schoolchildren as young as five have been reportedly asked to write Valentine’s Day cards to asylum seekers. One…
Rachel Reeves’s assault on the British economy continues
There really is no hiding place for Rachel Reeves in this morning’s employment figures. The Office of National Statistics (ONS)…
Is Nicola Sturgeon liberated or lost?
Nicola Sturgeon isn’t someone for whom oversharing comes naturally. Throughout her career, she has regularly been labelled ‘dour’ or ‘frosty’…
What Baroness Debbonaire gets wrong about Clive of India
Baroness Debbonaire, addressing the Edinburgh International Book Festival, has called for the removal of the statue of Clive of India,…
Why is the YHA allowing males to stay in women’s dorms?
On April 16, the Supreme Court ruled that the meaning of the terms ‘sex’, ‘man’ and ‘woman’ in the Equality…
Candace Owens: on the Macron lawsuit, anti-Semitism and Trump
Candace Owens joined Freddy Gray on the Americano show last Friday to discuss her recent lawsuit with the Macrons, Trump’s intervention, the…
Why Trump is right to take over DC
Donald Trump‘s press conference announcing a federal takeover of Washington, DC‘s police force was packed to the gills with White…
The Met Police dealt with the Palestine Action protest admirably
Jonathan Porritt’s arrest under the Terrorism Act 2000 is the apogee of a ‘luxury belief.’ Unlike the dozens of other…
Congress should seize control of DC
The world judges a country by its capital. Paris, London and Rome are showcases of national ambition and a source…
Trump’s shrewd move in DC will resonate across the US
President Trump’s initiative to restore law and order to the streets of the nation’s capital is a smart political move.…
President and prince differ over exorcism of Epstein’s ghost
Jeffrey Epstein’s ghost, a specter of elite scandal, continues to haunt both the American presidency and British monarchy. Donald Trump,…
Why is Nicola Sturgeon fighting the ghost of Alex Salmond?
What was Nicola Sturgeon thinking, reopening the war with Alex Salmond, her former mentor, who died last year, in her…
Will Zelensky’s appeal to Trump fall on deaf ears?
Over 1,265 days of full-scale war, Volodymyr Zelensky has delivered almost as many nightly addresses to the nation. Only a…
Labour is going to have to leave the ECHR
The Home Secretary’s extension of the list of countries covered by the ‘deport now, appeal later’ scheme for foreign criminals,…
Ron Paul’s 90th birthday and the ‘tyranny of the majority’
Texas Ron Paul celebrated his 90th birthday on Saturday at a freshly-built college events center in Southeast Texas. More accurately,…
Sturgeon admit responsibility for loss of ‘rationality’ in trans debate
Oh dear. If Scotland’s former Dear Leader thought she could have an interview about her legacy that didn’t touch on…
Biddy Baxter’s Blue Peter and the end of a common culture
I haven’t written a poem in memory of Biddy Baxter, stern matriarch of Blue Peter, who died yesterday but here…
What will Hermer do with Palestine Action protestors?
To Lord Hermer, Sir Keir Starmer’s controversial Attorney General. It transpires that the British barrister will be given the final…
Why is Labour giving an amnesty to foreign criminals?
When should a foreign offender be deported? The government’s new policy is that foreign offenders should be deported immediately after conviction, rather…
Kemi is wrong about council tax
From Lord Kinnock’s demand for a wealth tax and VAT on private health fees to Gordon Brown pressing for gambling…
Is Britain’s wind power gamble about to backfire?
Over the last few years, we heard a lot about how the giant turbines that dominate hillsides and coastlines across…
Do the Palestine Action protestors really care about Palestine?
There have been some interesting takes on Saturday’s protest in London by supporters of Palestine Action. The police arrested 522…
