Despite consistently riding high in the opinion polls, Nigel Farage’s Reform UK is beset by two major challenges which could scupper victory come the next general election. Firstly, there is Farage’s obvious inability to share the limelight – as witnessed by historic high-profile fallouts with colleagues all the way back to the days of UKIP, […]
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It takes a lot for me to defend Keir Starmer. The phrase ‘wouldn’t piss on him if he were on fire’ automatically springs to mind, the minute our Pillsbury Dullboy of a Prime Minster waddles into the conversation. However, the accusation that Labour’s votes at 16 are a crude attempt to “rig the political system”
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The Conservative Party has lost a titan, while the nation laments the passing of one of the last true characters in politics – a man who could make a socialist blush and a trade unionist quiver with a single arched eyebrow. Norman Beresford Tebbit (Baron Tebbit CH PC to give him his dues) has shuffled
As I wrote in the aftermath of last year’s general election, the real story was not the right-wing political fracture but the emergence of sectarian voting: “The realpolitik of the Muslim block vote was not wasted on Jeremy Corbyn, who not only won his Islington seat on a pro-Palestine ticket, but must have been kicking himself that
I sometimes despair at my conservative colleagues, but never more so than when they mishandle accusations of ‘racism’. Being in favour of an inquiry into Muslim rape gangs “isn’t racist” according to Rupert Lowe. Phew! We can all sleep soundly in our beds, safe in the knowledge that we have dodged the ire of Emily Maitlis.
Twenty years ago, I was a juggler. The majority of my ‘work’ was in schools. I travelled the length and breadth of England – witnessing firsthand the changes wrought by Tony Blair and New Labour ‘diversity’. I can remember all of the best jobs – invariably these were small village schools, where the pupil numbers
Mass immigration, the Blairite Ponzi Scheme no successive British government has been willing to dismantle, is firmly back on the agenda. According to YouGov polling, only the economy is considered a more pressing issue for most voters. And that’s hardly surprising, given that we have Rachel Reeves’ steady hand on the fiscal tiller; shoring up
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Let me declare from the outset that despite the febrile atmosphere created by the Casey audit, I was against a national inquiry into the mass rape of White British girls by Pakistani Muslims (or ‘grooming gangs’ if you still prefer the euphemism). As I wrote at the time it was first proposed: “Here’s where I’m
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It’s good to finally achieve closure, particularly on traumatic experiences, and Britain certainly got that earlier this week. Up until Tuesday, the least-deserved Knighthood in history was still something of a debate. Was it Sir Chris ‘the government may have overstated the danger of Covid’ Whitty? How about Sir Anthony Charles Lynton Blair – a
The furore raised by Professor Matt Goodwin’s latest research – that White Brits will become a minority in the UK by 2063 – is somewhat unjustified. This is neither a knock on Goodwin personally (I like what I’ve seen of him, for what it’s worth), nor his conclusions. It’s merely the fact that such information
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