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Lest They Died in Vain

During the borefest that is the post-Christmas not-yet-back-to-work scenario, I was rooting around on YouTube looking for some interesting social documentary and I happened upon

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Politics

Oxford University

Clever But Unwise

The Columnists’ Paradox is that the more one writes, the less one need be read. We all have our relatively fixed biases and a reasonably

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The Frank Report

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The Frank Report LXXX

This week saw the opening of Parliament, and the swearing in of MPs old and new. Freshly-appointed Minister for Jihad, Naz Shah, pledged her allegiance

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Guest Posts

The House of Lords

‘Peers for the Planet’

The dark financial tentacles of the Green Blob help curate mainstream media, brainwash young children, fund large areas of climate pseudoscience, initiate and finance lawfare

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Letters To The Editor

Letters to the editor

Readers’ Forum

Dear readers, as the TNC inbox is now getting more traffic, we hope to make reader letters a regular feature. Please send your letters (on

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Tea With

Mark Steyn

An Interview with Mark Steyn (Part I)

(Photograph: manningcentre, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Mark Steyn is the bestselling author of many books, including America Alone, After America, and Lights Out: Islam, Free

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Jail

Freedom RIP

Imagine living in the past, say sometime still in the modern era but pre-WW2; how soul destroying it must have been to have been held

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January

January Reflections

Regular readers may remember my struggle a year ago to get an A.I. to produce an image for Christmas. Being every bit as male, cheap

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Archive

Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer

Go For Growth

As a country, our GDP per capita has been virtually static for a number of years now. Overall, GDP has increased slowly – thanks to

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Downing Street

A Very Wooden Cabinet 

Things are getting so bad in the UK under the Starmer Labour government, that it almost (almost) makes you hanker after the bumbling incompetence which

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Education

A Rethink on Education

The Education Manifesto of the Some-Other Party  The state, parents and education  The character of its education is one of the things that defines a

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