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Reeves can’t continue to ignore the entrepreneurs fleeing Britain
Major listed companies have already switched from London to New York. The non-doms are all fleeing for Milan and Dubai.…
Higher gambling taxes won’t solve child poverty
As the man who first gave Britain a £150 billion deficit, I don’t think Gordon Brown is the best person…
What Putin wants from his meeting with Trump
With just a day to go until the expiry of his ultimatum to Vladimir Putin to halt the war on…
Josef Fritzl caused Badenoch to lose faith
‘The testing of your faith produces perseverance’ – James 1:2-3. That may be the case, but too much testing can…
The depressing spectacle of ‘Mind the Grab’
When I moved to London two years ago, my friends who already lived in the capital shared various warnings. From…
Is Putin calling Trump’s bluff on Ukraine?
US special envoy Steve Witkoff was back in Moscow today to meet with Vladimir Putin, ahead of Donald Trump’s Friday…
Theater kids are holding Texas hostage
The theater kids are at it again. The Texas Democratic Party is engaged in yet another performative act of resistance –…
Jailed for embarrassing the Canadian government
At long last, the Ontario government’s drawn-out legal proceedings against the organizers of the Freedom Convoy is winding to a…
Are Britain’s prisons ready for this summer’s protests?
We’re looking at a busy weekend for the country’s criminal justice system, already permanently running red hot. The activist group…
Tesco has debased the honourable English sandwich
If you want one indication of the decline of Britain in 2025, it is the image that Tesco put out…
Lineker to move to ITV after BBC antisemitism row
Well, well, well. After quitting the Beeb amid an antisemitism storm, it transpires that Gary Lineker has been picked up…
Starmer will regret his ‘one in, one out’ migrant deal
Today the much-vaunted ‘one in, one out’ agreement over returning small boat migrants to France officially comes into effect. Keir…
Prince Harry loses control of charity after bullying row probe
Back to the monarchs of Montecito, who are not have a good time of it at the moment. It transpires…
Migration has radicalised middle England
One of the symptoms that something has truly shifted is unrest in unlikely places. The sleepy heartlands of middle England…
Has Rachel Reeves created a £50 billion fiscal black hole?
The Chancellor’s black hole is getting bigger and tax rises are coming. That’s the judgement of the National Institute of…
Could Trump kill Britain’s pharma industry?
The global trading system is adjusting to the tariffs levied by the United States: for most goods they look likely…
We need more unemployed doctors
In medicine, the working year begins today, as freshly qualified doctors start and others rotate to new attachments. Mismanagement means…
Why has the Royal Ballet and Opera cancelled its Tel Aviv show?
Popular opinion has always been able to make or break a production but until the 21st century that was generally a…
The rise of the private school ‘prepayers’
Best laid plans, eh? There have been a series of miscalculations when it comes Labour’s plans to charge VAT on…
Donald Trump is humiliating Switzerland
The Swiss president and economy minister are rushing to Washington in a last-ditch attempt to reverse Donald Trump’s decision to…
It’s time to crack down on civil service sick days
Are civil servants throwing sickies en masse in protest at being forced to go back into the office to work…
Starmer has given control of Britain’s borders to France
Britain’s ‘one in one out’ migrant deal with France takes effect today, and Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued a stark…
The ghost of Sturgeon looms large over the SNP
Nicola Sturgeon may be stepping down as an MSP next year, but that doesn’t mean she’s done with Scottish politics.…
How can a sex offender still be a New South Wales MP?
Notoriously, the Australian state of New South Wales was founded as a penal colony. Since it was granted responsible government…
How the far-left devours progressive businesses
From all over the UK I am picking up stories of employees – or more often the activists who claim…
