On Tuesday June 17th 2025, the British Parliament (the ‘Mother of Parliaments’) voted after a short debate to decriminalise abortion up to birth when carried out by the pregnant woman herself, thereby shrugging through something which is claimed to be ‘widely popular’ but was not in Labour’s manifesto. The sentiment is almost a cliché at […]
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Courtney Wright, a 12-year old, intelligent and aspiring schoolgirl, was left devastated and infuriated after she was turned away from her own school’s ‘Diversity Day’, as if she were a stranger. On a day celebrating different cultures across the world, she was thrown into the dungeons of isolation like a traitor dispatched to the Tower of
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For the protection of their privacy, I shall refer to my Goddaughter, her father, and her mother, as Z, Y, and X, respectively. The reason why will soon be clear. It was early 2007, midweek, early evening. I’d been to the Asda in Killingbeck, Leeds, with my daughter. Driving home down the A63 on a
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During the SEND spending debate a wide variety of MPs, celebrities, Times commentators and Mumsnet posters, will offer, like an animal sacrifice, the bodies of broken, neglected, state-abandoned children with ‘special educational needs and disabilities’ to an appalled public. The children will lie with sad eyes and frail limbs in the collective imagination as the
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It was a curry that opened my eyes to mortgage fraud in the Pakistani Muslim community. Before I founded my own business I spent most evenings working on motorcycles. I rode my first bike off-road at age 7, on-road at 17. Originally doing my own servicing out of economic necessity, by my late teens I
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Should we be marking bloody events such as the UK’s 7/7 or the USA’s 9/11? We do these things, it is said, to ‘honour the dead’. Clearly, those who lost loved ones will never forget, and the gap in their lives will mean every day is a memorial. But the tragically unfortunate souls who died
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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.
Does anyone remember the UK Covid-19 Inquiry? Remarkably, it is still going on. Starting in June 2023, two years ago, it is being run under ten modules, and this week it had only started the public hearings related to Module 6. The module has been running since the end of last year. Nobody knows when
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J.B Priestley’s An Inspector Calls is a Left-wing manifesto that students are forced to read for GCSE. In the play, Priestley uses younger characters to illustrate to his readers, especially the young, the importance of adopting the same views and to criticise the upper and middle classes, represented in the play by the Birling Family.
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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
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