After Labour’s General Election victory in the summer of 2024, Andrew Marr glibly celebrated the result as a sign of stability and prosperity. ‘For the first time in many of our lives,’ he said, ‘…Britain looks like a little haven of peace and stability.’ As I listened to the fawning response of many leftwing and […]
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The TV license burdens hard-pressed households – struggling to meet inflated energy, food and council tax bills – with a compulsory charge of £180 – a charge, especially in the current economic climate, that needs to be cogently justified and widely supported. In addition, the white paper outlining the terms of the Royal Charter’s renewal
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A fanfare of approbation greeted Alaa Abd el-Fattah’s arrival in the UK on Saturday. ‘I’m delighted that Alaa Abd El-Fattah is back…and has been reunited with his loved ones, who must be feeling profound relief,’ Sir Keir gushed on X, before adding: ‘Alaa’s case has been a top priority for my government since we came
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Reform UK are flying high in the polls. A recent Ipsos survey gave them 34 per cent of the vote, nine points ahead of Labour and more than enough to comfortably form the next Government. A YouGov MRP poll of 11,000 people, moreover, predicted a Reform UK victory, albeit one defanged by a hung parliament.
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Anas Sarwar recently described Nigel Farage as a ‘Margaret Thatcher tribute act’. To be fair to the, albeit rather testy, leader of the Scottish Labour Party, Farage has never denied his admiration for the Iron Lady. Neither has he hidden his seemingly unwavering commitment to the same small state, free-market approach that characterised her governments
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There was a lot to like in Sir Keir’s speech on immigration last week. He vowed to ‘take back control’ and end the ‘one nation experiment in open borders’. Even his signature delivery – redolent of an AI-generated hologram with a nasty cold – couldn’t detract from the rare veracity of his message. Forces are
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According to David Betz, Professor of War in the Modern World at King’s College London, many of the preconditions for civil war exist in Britain today. Using academic studies on social cohesion, civil war causation theory and social attitudes surveys, he argues that the widely accepted causal factors of elite overreach, factional polarisation, a collapse
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Sir Keir Starmer’s commitment to increase the UK’s defence spending to 2.5% of national income by 2027 is a small but welcome step in the right direction. As the United States withdraws from its historic post-war role as world policeman and guarantor of European security, the UK and its European and Western allies must pick
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Human frailty is the inescapable backdrop to the rape-gang scandal. Whether it be the perpetrators driven by racism and the sordid desire for sado-sexual gratification, the bystanders intimidated into terrified silence, or the enablers willing to sacrifice children for the good of ‘community relations’ and the survival of their multicultural, identitarian fairytale, human frailty is
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Children are already being brainwashed in many of Britain’s schools. They are taught to despise their country and hold it responsible for every global injustice and societal ill in existence. Labour’s changes to the national curriculum will simply add rocket fuel to this already widespread development. Some years ago, I had an indicative experience in
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