I had a moment of pure joy recently, in my nightmare divorce. My youngest daughter ran back to me, threw her arms around me, and showed me all the love still left in her heart. There have been precious few ‘Kodak moments’ in my life, but this was definitely one of them: a fleeting, beautiful […]
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For those too young to remember, Monty Python’s Life of Brian was released in 1979 and immediately caused outrage among Christians, local councils, church leaders and people who had not seen it, but were nevertheless certain that it was blasphemous. Which, of course, made everyone else want to see it. The result was one of the funniest films
The much-anticipated Rape Gang Inquiry Report instigated by Rupert Lowe was published last week. Alas, you might have missed it if you get your news from the mainstream media – in particular the BBC, which Lowe notes, has completely ignored it. Still, according to Lowe at least a million people have clicked through to the
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Last Monday’s attempted beheading on the streets of Belfast was a bloody encapsulation of the current woes plaguing Britain, and the wider West in general. Hadi Alodid, a Sudanese national, was arrested at the scene and charged with the attempted murder of Stephen Ogilvie, who suffered severe knife wounds to his face, neck and back,
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There is officially no two-tier policing in Britain. We know this, because the great and the good have told us, explicitly, to listen to them and above all, to stop believing our lying eyes. Prime Minister Starmer denies the existence of two-tier policing, having previously referred to it as “a non-issue”. The Mayor of London,
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Dear Regional Enforcement Manager, How very nice to hear from you again – and so soon! I loved the red envelope, very chic, and also receiving proper letters delivered by Royal Mail rather than impersonal emails or texts. Your signatures really do add a warm human touch and show that you aren’t just another anonymous
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As many of you will know, I have been covering the Henry Nowak case rather extensively of late. This is not because I have nothing else to write (for the record, I have at least 10 pieces on the back burner), but because Nowak is currently the only story in town. Murders, alas, come and
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The murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak is both a tragedy and the ultimate indictment of British policing in 2026. A young man enjoying a night out with his friends in the run-up to Christmas, stabbed five times while attempting to flee from his assailant, including a fatal wound to his chest. Lying in agony on
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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 philosopher John Rawls developed the idea of the veil of ignorance – that we should design society so that we would choose to live in it, even if we did not know what position we would hold. What was meant as a political thought experiment can, I think, be turned into a historical parlour
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