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The Frank Report XLVIII

Welcome to this week’s edition of the Frank Report, where once again you find me on my deathbed. Not the Wuflu this time fortunately, the old-fashioned kind; you remember the one that’s remarkably similar, but never quite got the advertising. Still, unlike the majority of British industries that shirk their responsibility the minute 17% pay […]

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The Frank Report XLVII

Welcome to this week’s Frank Report where, true to form, you find Britain going the extra mile to put itself out of business. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) census figures released earlier this week reveal the inevitable consequence of open borders and mass immigration: Britain’s two largest cities (London and Birmingham) are now minority

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The Frank Report XLVI

Welcome to the latest edition of the Frank Report, where we find Westminster MPs falling over themselves to plug this week’s virtue signal: National ‘Ask Her To Stand’ day (21st November), which demands a 50:50 gender split across parliament. The spurious clamour for quotas is usually matched only by the hypocrisy of those pushing them—and

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The Ugly Face of Immigration

The recent attacks on Suella Braverman should come as no surprise to anyone with half an eye on the ball at Westminster. It’s the usual modus operandi deployed against a Conservative Home Secretary—particularly one so brazenly conservative, she actually considers tackling the scourge of illegal immigration to be within her remit. Only two years ago,

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The Frank Report XLV

Welcome to the latest edition of the Frank Report, where you find me wading through a Sargasso Sea of Jeremy Hunt autumn statement tax rises. ‘Everyone will have to pay more tax’ says the Chancellor, by which of course he means everyone stupid enough to have a job in these ponce-ridden days. I know, I

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The Jay Report: 7 Years to Tell Us Nothing

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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The Frank Report XLIII

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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