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From el-Fattah to the Front Bench: Britain’s Fifth Column in Plain Sight

As 2025 draws to a close, the arrival of Alaa Abd el-Fattah in the United Kingdom serves as a stark reminder of a deeper malaise afflicting our national institutions. Released from Egyptian custody and granted passage to Britain through concerted diplomatic efforts by the Labour government, el-Fattah was heralded by Sir Keir Starmer as a […]

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Sir Keir Starmer Poses a Threat to the Human Rights of the British People

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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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Crowborough Camp Hypocrisy: Left-Wing Women Betray British Girls’ Safety

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It is now common knowledge that, in spite of robust efforts on the part of the Crowborough community and its representatives, the Home Office is determined to ride roughshod over the town’s legitimate concerns regarding the use of an army camp for up to 600 illegal migrants. Having stated that they would not make a

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The King’s Christmas Message 2025

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You may already be aware of the content of the King’s Speech on Christmas Day. I am not as I make it a point not to be preached to by entitled, ignorant and condescending scroungers (and I’m a monarchist). But apparently, the speech that was delivered was not what King Charles (peace be upon him)

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Museum Madness

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Once upon a time, museums existed to educate visitors about the past. But not all now see that as their primary goal. Some museums believe it is also their mission to lecture and hector the public in the stupidities of history, distorted through the lens of identity politics. Take, for instance, the Brighton and Hove

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A Christmas Carol of Labour’s Woes

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It has been a while since my last Labour analysis; I assumed they would have made amends for their poor start in office. But they are still plummeting in the opinion polls and proving they are unfit to govern. I have been away from the laptop recently, working hard at college, only to emerge and

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A Question of Confidence

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“I think this is probably the greatest concentration of talent and genius in this house, “ JFK told his dinner guests one night. Those present would probably have agreed – there were 49 Nobel Prize winners in attendance. The President, however, did not, for he finished his sentence with the words, “apart from those times

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The War on White, Working-Class Boys

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I have a confession to make: I’m a misogynist. At least, I certainly hope I am in the eyes of those who pontificate on such things, and clearly have no idea what the word actually means. I know that women don’t have cocks; that they are distinct from men; and that they are unlikely to best men

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Australia Does a Dunblane

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There are few things worse in governments, corporations and societies than the mentality that ‘something must be done’. Mostly because nothing needs to be done or that which is done is entirely the wrong thing. Following the dreadful shooting incident in Dunblane, Scotland in 1996 – tennis star Andy Murray was one of the children

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Comedy Like It Ought to Be

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My jaws are still aching this morning following the Free Speech Union Comedy Benefit at the Backyard Comedy Club last night in Bethnal Green. This was comedy like it used to be: offensive, insightful and most importantly, hilarious. The Free Speech Union, the brainchild of Toby Young (now Viscount Young of Acton), was formed after

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From el-Fattah to the Front Bench: Britain’s Fifth Column in Plain Sight

Sir Keir Starmer Poses a Threat to the Human Rights of the British People

Crowborough Camp Hypocrisy: Left-Wing Women Betray British Girls’ Safety

The King’s Christmas Message 2025

Museum Madness

A Christmas Carol of Labour’s Woes

A Question of Confidence

The War on White, Working-Class Boys

Australia Does a Dunblane

Comedy Like It Ought to Be

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