Sunak’s D-Day departure was extraordinarily disrespectful
Rishi Sunak’s decision to leave Thursday’s 80th anniversary commemoration of D-Day in Normandy was extraordinary, stupid and disrespectful. He accompanied…
Backlash grows over Sunak’s D-Day mistake
When Rishi Sunak’s team were mapping out this week, Wednesday and Thursday were viewed to be non-political days as the…
Greens investigate ‘antisemitic’ candidate posts
As the general election date creeps ever closer, the Green party has found itself in hot water. It transpires that…
The Green party is terrifying
Is the Green party the most controversial force in British politics? It’s certainly giving Reform a run for its money. In…
The Tories don’t have a plan for the criminal justice system
The Conservative party fought the 2019 general election with a manifesto commitment to establish a Royal Commission on Criminal Justice.…
Sunak apologises for leaving D-Day commemorations
Rishi Sunak has just apologised for missing the international D-Day event in Normandy to fly back early to the UK…
Why is Douglas Ross standing for parliament again?
Not content with being a referee and leader of the Tories in Scotland, Douglas Ross seems bent on making himself…
Joe Biden’s D-Day performance is evidence of his mental unfitness
President Joe Biden spoke in Normandy on the eightieth anniversary of D-Day Thursday — and only slightly made a fool of…
Why did Sunak leave the D-Day commemorations early?
Politics took a back seat on Thursday as the great and good of the British establishment marked the 80th anniversary…
When did Gareth Southgate get quite so ruthless?
Gareth Southgate, England’s semi-intellectual, waistcoat-strapped manager, knows he’s on his last chance at Euro 2024. He’s failed to bring a trophy home three…
Alex Salmond: We are not splitting the SNP vote
Is Alex Salmond feasting on the misery of an SNP that, having hit its high watermark, is now having to…
We didn’t want Airbus Albo, but did we need him?
Around 32 per cent of Australian voters gave Labor their first preference in 2022. No ringing endorsement, despite a decade…
Could Labour change its tune on Trident?
As election day looms closer, parliamentary candidates continue to wreak havoc on party campaigns. This time Labour is in the…
What could explain Douglas Ross’s Westminster U-turn?
Scottish Tory Leader Douglas Ross has a side hustle as an assistant referee for the Scottish Football Association. Now, Scotland’s…
What happened to the ‘gigafactories’?
Remember all those ‘gigafactories’ that were going to decarbonise our road transport and create many thousands of green jobs into…
‘No means NO!’ The WHO’s power grab fails
We cannot and will not allow the WHO to create a health dictatorship
If the West is to stay the same, a lot will have to change
My favorite line in Giuseppe di Lampedusa’s novel The Leopard comes midway through the first chapter. The times are unsettled. The Risorgimento is…
‘God hates pride,’ from the Colorado GOP to you
“The month of June has arrived and, once again, the godless groomers in our society want to attack what is…
Olaf Scholz unveils Germany’s deportation plans
‘Anyone who threatens our freedom and disturbs our peace should be afraid.’ That was Olaf Scholz’s message today as he…
Sunak’s crime crackdown won’t pay off for the Tories
The Tories are pledging to reshape our homicide laws if they win re-election. There could, as in many US states,…
The trouble with the Tories’ ‘Family Home Tax Guarantee’
There is a very big problem with Jeremy Hunt’s Family Home Tax Guarantee, though which he promises a Conservative government…
Tougher sentences won’t stop women being killed
Manifestos come and go but women continue to be murdered by men they know in grotesquely high numbers. According to…
King Charles’s deeply moving D-Day speeches
Eighty years ago, in the run up to D-Day, King George VI and his Prime Minister Winston Churchill were caught…
Labour candidate’s D-Day blunder
It’s been a long hard slog for Keir Starmer and his team as they work to prove that he leads…
Why Tory MPs are angry with their chairman
Today is the deadline for Conservative candidates to be selected – and one man made it just under the wire.…
