Judges have finally backed a Christian who was sacked for LGBT posts
Finally, some good news on the free speech front: a Christian school worker who lost her job after sharing posts…
UK recession fears ease but Rachel Reeves has little to celebrate
The UK economy grew by 0.1 per cent in the last three months of 2024, according to the Office for…
Matt Canavan responds to Hate Crime bill fallout
Following the fallout from those conservative senators who did not vote against the government’s Hate Crime Bill last week, I…
Trump risks playing into Putin’s hands on a Ukraine peace deal
With the phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, the quest for a peace deal for Ukraine is off…
What postliberalism really is
The election of Donald Trump and the advance of populism across Europe confirm that we have already entered a postliberal…
Saudi Arabia’s beer ban shows why it shouldn’t host the World Cup
Football fans attending the 2034 World Cup in Saudi Arabia will not be allowed to buy alcohol during their time…
Don’t cancel Neil Gaiman’s books
How far can Neil Gaiman fall? The acclaimed author has been accused of sexual misconduct by eight women. One of his…
The case for ending the Israel-Hamas ceasefire
The question now facing Israel is this: will the war in Gaza recommence? The ceasefire agreement was signed less than a…
Don’t fall for Putin’s Nato furphy
As Trump and Putin spend over an hour on the phone today (Feb. 13 as I write) to talk potential…
A Soviet-style revolution in Victoria
A common feature of successful revolutions is chaos. Those who have sought change, and have succeeded, have very often not…
Tulsi caps off a big day for ‘realism and restraint’ in foreign affairs
For the proponents of what they like to call realism and restraint in foreign affairs, it’s been a banner day.…
Trump might really be a ‘peacemaker’ in Ukraine
In a move likely to mark the beginning of the end of the Ukraine war, Donald Trump today announced that…
Reform declares war on renewables
It was in a plush central London office space lined with leafy wall plants that Reform UK chose to make…
Donald Trump says Ukraine peace talks should start ‘immediately’
Donald Trump has spoken to Vladimir Putin on the phone and agreed to begin negotiations to end the war in…
Tulsi confirmed: Gabbard survives Todd Young’s attack on the Constitution
Despite frequent claims that Tulsi Gabbard’s nomination to be director of national intelligence was in danger, repeated ad nauseam in…
Is even Disney moving away from trigger warnings?
The bonfire of DEI cobblers continues. Disney is reportedly removing its patronising trigger warnings from many of the films on its…
How to fix our immigration laws
Almost every day there seem to be new headlines about abuses of the asylum and immigration system. The latest involves the…
Tories: Starmer misled the House
It wasn’t Kemi Badenoch’s best day in the House of Commons today. But amid Keir Starmer’s endless demands that the…
Kemi is starting to sound like Sir Keir
Kemi Badenoch has made PMQs her own. Her own what? Her own select committee. That’s how she runs it. She…
Who were Richard Hermer’s worst clients?
Sir Keir Starmer’s Attorney General has had a rather rocky start to his role. Richard Hermer KC has come under…
Football doesn’t need a regulator
Kemi Badenoch has come out against the Football Governance Bill, and not before time. In November 2021, Tracey Crouch, the…
Tory backbenchers are outshining Kemi Badenoch at PMQs
Prime Minister’s Questions is rapidly becoming a challenge for Kemi Badenoch to come up with a topic that the Tories…
OBR gloom spells trouble ahead for Rachel Reeves
Has Rachel Reeves broken her fiscal rules? It’s been speculated for some time now that the Chancellor lost her headroom…
Read: JD Vance’s full speech on AI and the EU
Vice President JD Vance told world leaders at yesterday’s AI summit in Paris that the ‘the AI future is not…
Treasury silent on Chagos deal costs
How much does a sell-out cost? Mr S has been trying for months now to work out what the Chagos…
