I write this as an update, and with enormous gratitude to the many of you who have contacted me to enquire as to the status of my divorce, and the current relationship with my daughters. For those unfamiliar with the story, unfortunately my children are being alienated from me in a divorce which stretches back […]
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The most popular baby names in England and Wales were released last week by the Office for National Statistics. This is a now well-rehearsed routine, whereby the authorities pretend to be surprised that Muhammad is the most common boys’ name in Britain. Of course, this has been the case for at least a decade –
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I don’t care whatever you say, nor how much of a liberal wet-wipe you might be. No matter how much you supported Remain, how qualified you are as a champagne socialist or however much you believe ‘Refugees are welcome’ in other people’s pants, you cannot deny that the recent report into Muslim rape gangs, the
As I wrote a year ago, the Southport massacre was checkmate for the multiculturalists: “Southport is the end of the line for me, I’m afraid. I refuse to play this game any longer. So “No” Prime Minister Starmer, you do not speak for me – I am not remotely ‘shocked’ that the caravan of mass
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The latest YouGov poll on religious attitudes has sparked outrage from within the British Muslim community – particularly its finding that the host population considers Islam to be incompatible with British values. The survey, conducted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community ahead of this weekend’s Jalsa Salana (the UK’s largest Muslim convention), discovered that while 25%
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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.
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