It’s been a bit of a Khant-heavy week, as London Mayor Sadiq flew to the US to ‘bang the drum’ for London. While discerning Americans might consider that an ungracious reference to Hilary Clinton, it was tremendously public-spirited nonetheless; he did also acquire some magnificent selfies while he was there, which may compensate him for […]
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With the right medication most cancers can be treated. Except in London, where chemotherapy takes a backseat as the NHS labours tirelessly to clear its backlog of TikTok video requests. In protest at the lack of treatment, the public have elected the most malignant tumour mayor. Cue Sadiq Khan, man of the people – the
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It’s hard keeping track of politics these days, with the plebiscites coming thick and fast. In the aftermath of Britain’s local elections, two things are certain, however: first, it wasn’t quite the armageddon for the Tories many had predicted. And second, beyond the London bourgeoisie (for whom a Labour government equates to an Instagram virtue
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You can’t keep a good man down, so they say. But it’s even harder to suppress a wrong’un, as they tend not to play by the rules. Cue Lutfur Rahman, or Lutty, as I think his friends ought to be allowed to call him. Tower Hamlets’ favourite son; the vote-riggers’ vote-rigger. Removed from office way
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We’re all making ‘honest mistakes’ this week, so let me be the first to admit both the Frank Report and The New Conservative erroneously predicted a win for Marine in last week’s French presidential election. It turns out Le Pen is not mightier than Le Sword, and the globalist cliff-edge la République is driving itself
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The sharks are circling at Westminster, as the Prime Minister’s enemies smell blood (or rather cake crumbs) in the murky Thames waters. Incapable though Starmer’s Labour are of identifying a winning election strategy (or for that matter, a women’s erection fantasy), they seem to have decided that illicit gateau is the hill to die on;
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With the local elections less than three weeks away, it’s been a busy week at Westminster. Keir Starmer may be about as popular as Emily Thornberry at a swingers party in Rochester, but he’s still on course to be PM by 2024. Not only are the Tories set to haemorrhage 800 council seats in May,
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Have you taken a look in the mirror lately? I hope the face smiling back at you wasn’t white. If it was, my condolences – though I trust you’re doing everything humanly possible to eradicate the disease you’re spreading? The whiteness virus is now reaching pandemic levels, causing exhaustion in non-whites, or ‘black fatigue’ as
Spring has finally sprung, bringing with it the reassuring end to the tax year. As the nation’s bedsprings creak uneasily at the taxman’s filching hand, all but the most ardent tax avoiders can now breathe a sigh of relief. Still, there’s always the odd one that raises suspicion. Ironically in this case, Arthur Daley turns
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France heads to the polls on Sunday for the first round of the presidential election. This will be followed by a run-off between the top two candidates in a fortnight’s time. Until very recently, it was unclear who would have the right to challenge the incumbent, Emmanuel Macron. At the start of the Ukraine invasion,
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