Kingston Upon Hull is a city that most people, even those living in Yorkshire – where Hull is located – have never visited and which a great many people who have, wish they had not. If many of the residents of Hull had two beans to rub together, most of them would catch the next train out of town and never return. I am, […]
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In a move which is bound to outrage frequent flyers, the airline British Airways (BA) has decided that it will no longer serve alcohol in its business and first class lounges and, also, will no longer provide bacon, sausages or black pudding at the breakfast buffet in its first class lounge at Heathrow Terminal 5. A spokesperson
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Along with the other residents of our fair city of Hull, we received our Council Tax Demand the other day. ‘Demand’ mind you, not a bill or an invoice but a ‘demand’. If I went down to the Hull City Council offices and demanded something I would undoubtedly be pointed towards the door, taking in the
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I have been in Prague this week for the first time. While I love many European and Eastern European capital cities such as Vienna and Budapest, Prague knocks those two places into a cocked hat. The architecture is stunning and mainly intact as the Allied bombing here in the Second World War was very light and, on one occasion, accidental. In common with Budapest and Vienna,
Not only am I Islamophobic (I freely admit that I fear the rise in the number of Muslims in our country and the likely effect on our culture), but I am also Islamophobia-phobic. That is, I fear the introduction of an officially defined and recognised entity called ‘Islamophobia’. Anyone in any doubt that such a definition will be
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The HOPE not Hate annual report is out, the caliphate is upon us and Shabana Mahmood is English. We are hopeless at hate Despite dire warnings from our board of directors and our hopes, as expressed in my recent column ‘Will This Be the Year of Hope (Not Hate)?’, we have failed to be included
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The Man Cave is celebrating its thirtieth column today. They have been produced frequently lately due to the never-ending stream of nonsense that emanates from our press, politicians and local council. But today is also another remarkable day in my own history, as I decided not to renew my registration as a nurse with the
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No sooner is one column filed than the relentless stream of nonsense, irritations and wokery floods in again. Today I cover the Gorton and Denton by-election, more Covid bollocks this time from Greece (and courtesy of our other Hull columnist) and colour-blind casting. The Halal-Organic coalition Quite what just happened in the Gorton and Denton by-election is
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I am delighted by the news that it will soon be acceptable to discriminate against disabled people (sorry, that should be ‘people with disabilities’). How often have you fumed as one of the wheelchair classes is wheeled to the front of the queue when boarding a plane or, in fact, whisked past you in almost
As-salamu alaykum. Thanks to a local friend and fellow TNC columnist who pays much closer attention to current affairs than I do, I get the occasional snippet that, otherwise, I would have missed. Muslims making a mint As this is the most holy, glorious and venerable month of Ramadan, we must all do our bit to
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