Seven years in the making, the long-awaited Jay Report was released earlier this month. Doubtless, you heard precious little about it. This is a shame, because the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (IICSA) concerns not only the negligence of state institutions and public bodies, but also accusations of an establishment cover-up—an issue some might consider newsworthy. […]
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Welcome to a special Armistice Day edition of The Frank Report – you find me fittingly on my death bed, fighting off a bad case of the Wu Flu. Things were so touch and go yesterday in fact, I barely had the strength to watch Roger Moore’s first outing as James Bond, Live and Let
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Welcome to this week’s edition of the Frank Report, where we find the curtains inside Number 10 slightly altered, but the sewage emanating from the bathrooms much the same. Rishi Sunak has done well (not just in lasting a week), but in presenting himself as an alternative to the similarly-named former Chancellor who presided over
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The brutal murder of 12-year-old Lola Daviet is so heinous a crime, I wish I could spare you the details. But I cannot, as to ignore their evil would dishonour her memory. Lola’s body was discovered on the 14th of October 2022, in a suitcase in the 19th arrondissement of Paris. She was raped, tortured, and
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Welcome to a reluctant Halloween edition of the Frank Report – reluctant, because Halloween must be the stupidest Americanism since the insistence on Starbuck stores no more than 100M apart. Scaring the shit out of us this week is newly-crowned PM, Rishi Sunak, who has opted to dispel the myth that he’s a globalist puppet
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In the end it’s hard to say what Truss did worse during her short tenure of Number 10: the U-turns, the appointment of Hunt, or replacing Suella Braverman with the anti-Brexit, globalist, Net Zero aficionado Grant Shapps – the political equivalent of trying to pass off dog shit as an after-dinner mint.
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While the political Right is enjoying something of a renaissance across Europe (Giorgia Meloni’s victory in Italy, Marine Le Pen’s great advances in France, and Jimmie Åkesson’s meteoric rise in Sweden), ironically in Britain, 12 years of ‘conservative’ government hasn’t translated into anything even vaguely resembling a conservative agenda. A major contributing factor to that
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A good litmus test of a functioning democracy is the efficacy and neutrality of its law enforcement. These are sentiments echoed in the police oath: ‘I will execute the powers and duties of my office honestly, faithfully and diligently without fear of or favour to any person and with malice or ill-will toward none.’ Sadly,
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Welcome to this week’s edition of The Frank Report, the review that always has its finger on the pulse – and that’s no mean feat, considering the state of the Conservative Party. As the bodycount piles up outside Number 10, the Tories may be more in need of a coroner than a cabinet reshuffle. Yes,
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Welcome to the latest edition of the Frank Report, where you find the nation in striking mood. First it was barristers, then the nurses, but leading the charge is the RMT’s aptly-named Mick Lynch, who’s never met a walkout he couldn’t justify. This time round, Lynch is demanding six months of misery or a seven
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