We don’t have blasphemy laws any longer in Britain, but let’s face it – we don’t need them. Since the Charlie Hebdo massacre seven years ago, the western world has become wonderfully adept at self-censorship. Anyone foolish enough not to adopt this posture when faced with possibly offending Muslims (notice I didn’t say Islam, Islamists, […]
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It would take a heart of stone not to sympathise with the plight of North Korean defectors, desperately fleeing the world’s most totalitarian dictatorship across the border into the prosperous, free South. They leave behind everything they know: their families, their friends, and however harsh, a sense of home that the North provides; all for
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Are you in possession of a penis? The toxic male ones I mean, not the nice feminine ones the ladies are sporting these days. If so, stop right there you bastard! You could be sexually harassing women without even knowing it. Thank God for Bristol City’s (steady on) ‘If it’s unwanted it’s not OK’ posters,
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Welcome to a special Mothers’ Day edition of the Frank Report – and if you are a mother, might I suggest you reach for that gin and tonic a little earlier than usual? Instead of the customary lie-in and breakfast in bed, that extra hour’s kip may have brought a few changes to your household.
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(Photo: K. Wennekendonk, CC BY 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Geert Wilders is the leader of the Dutch ‘Party for Freedom’, and one of Europe’s most recognisable advocates for free speech. Because of his criticism of mass immigration and Islam, Wilders has faced constant death threats since 2004, requiring security wherever he goes. We caught
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There were celebrations yesterday as Wales outlawed smacking, or any form of physical punishment for children. This comes hot on the heels of Scotland, who introduced a ban back in 2020. Under the common law defence of ‘reasonable punishment’, smacking, hitting, slapping and shaking were previously permitted for parents, but this will no longer apply.
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This week brought us Equal Pay Day, a chance for liberals to demand teaching assistants earn the same as chemical engineers. That’s just as well, because the chemical sciences have more pressing problems to deal with – namely, ‘pervasive racism’. Flicking through my Encyclopedia Britannica List of everything that’s racist, volume 68,042, I can’t help
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(Photo: Brian Minkoff-London Pixels, CC BY 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) Former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe very kindly took the time to speak to The New Conservative. She gave her customary no nonsense views on the current Conservative government, Brexit, Covid, the war in Ukraine, and Labour’s inability to recognise a woman. Ann will be
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The Editor of Country Squire Magazine, Dom Wightman, alongside Nigel Bean and Paul Read who are contributors to the magazine, are currently being sued for defamation by BBC Presenter Chris Packham regarding a collection of articles that were published by the magazine. Here is some background on the magazine: https://countrysquire.co.uk/about/ In 2020 an investigation began
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The New Conservative has barely been live a month, but we’ve already had more than our fair share of teething problems. Having said that, there have also been some unexpected benefits. First of all, it’s refreshing to have MPs suddenly willing to reply to your queries. Secondly, a magazine brand does seem to open doors
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