With Reform UK now in disarray and all hell breaking loose in Westminster while this government stumbles from one ghastly gaffe to another, who really is to blame for this mess? Politicians? Certainly yes, but what about us – good old Joe Public? I always ask those shouting the loudest – have you ever been […]
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The subject of slavery reparations has once again raised its ugly – and divisive – head with Foreign Secretary David Lammy recently thrust into the spotlight as “sources claim” his department is “set to meet a Caribbean delegation demanding trillions of pounds”, according to the Telegraph. Representatives of Caricom (the Reparations Commission of the Caribbean
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Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner continues to pursue her near-hysterical obsession with criminalising and shutting down the free speech of folk who dare to question religious genocide and rape. Meanwhile British-Bangladeshi writer and media commentator Dr Rakib Ehsan, writing on the UnHerd website challenges this: “Though it is important to combat sweeping generalisations, definitions of
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During the borefest that is the post-Christmas not-yet-back-to-work scenario, I was rooting around on YouTube looking for some interesting social documentary and I happened upon this little gem: I absorbed myself in this 1964 BBC Archive documentary for half an hour, transported to the days of my childhood and the two channels of television we
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This government needs disabusing of the idea that pensions are a “benefit”; they have been earned by many years of hard work and sometimes hardship. Do members of parliament think, therefore, that their own pensions should be classed as benefits, and thereby subject to harsh cuts like everybody else’s? If not, surely this is highly
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I have been spending a lot of time in reflection recently. The outcome of the general election on 4th July filled me with an abject longing for the 20th century values we left behind. On the stroke of midnight 31st of December 1999, it seemed common sense, fortitude, bulldog spirit and pride in our culture
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