There have been precious few victories for the British people of late, and zero (to my mind at least) against the Starmer Inquisition (sorry, government). Tuesday’s temporary High Court injunction however, secured by Epping Forest District Council against the housing of illegal migrants at the Bell Hotel is, unmistakably, a victory. Contrary to media depictions […]
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Pride Day has just passed in my hometown of Hull. Pride flags were publicly displayed, replacing Union flags; countless posters were plastered on shop windows, and adverts invaded social media feeds. One could not miss that the event was approaching. Fortunately, away in Stockport watching football, I escaped the parade of men in dresses; their
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I arrived at Hull station this Saturday to catch the train to London, en route to Heathrow Airport to take a flight to Greece. Across the road, hemmed in by high metal barriers and police vans were a handful of protesters, mainly elderly, waving Union Flags and wearing Union Flag t-shirts. I can only assume
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The British constabulary’s lust for inventing crimes to investigate, rather than simply dealing with the ones they already have, is impressive. ‘Non-crime hate incidents’ now consume the best part of a million police hours annually. Whether it’s use of the word ‘lesbian’, retweeting a feminist limerick (thereby requiring plod to ‘check your thinking’), whistling Bob the Builder at your neighbour, or
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Chariots of Fire was on the “drop everything and watch” list my ex-wife and I compiled. A cry would go up when one of us spotted it on the telly, and we would settle down for a pleasant couple of hours cocooned in that cosy hymn to clean-limbed British manhood. Shot partly in a place
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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 University of Edinburgh’s comedy show, aptly performed during the Festival Fringe, continues. In June, it brought us the highest-paid Scottish vice-chancellor who does not know how much he is paid. Now it presents us with a report enticingly called Decolonised Transformations: Confronting the University of Edinburgh’s History and Legacies of Enslavement and Colonialism. It is
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The man cave has been relocated to Istanbul this week and, this being such a colourful and engaging place with great food and – for the time being at least – showing a reasonably acceptable side of Islam, there has been little to rant about. Until… I’m here with my news-hungry grandson, and fellow TNC
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Naturally, the news that the Trump administration had sacked the complete membership of the Advisory Committee on Immunisation Practices (ACIP) and replaced it with new members was greeted with consternation by Global Health Now last week. AP News reported the ousted members as saying that ‘rigorous science is being abandoned’. They are also concerned that the credibility of and
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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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