The land does not change. It is the same earth that fed our grandfathers and will feed our grandsons – if we let it. But now the taxman comes, and with him, trouble. Rachel Reeves has decided that farmers must pay more. Inheritance tax relief on agricultural land must be capped. This is not just […]
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I tend to read the ‘Guardian‘ out of some macabre self hate, fear and loathing. A kind of mental self harming. You keep thinking ‘how do they get away with this drivel’? Yet the anti-white working class hate fest is on overdrive. The worst thing about ‘Men Hate’ however, is that it is never based
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This year is the 50th anniversary of Australia’s Family Court. That’s hardly cause for celebration. Over the last half century, what was originally designed as a ‘helping court’ became the frontline of feminism’s gender wars and thus one of the country’s most hated institutions. This led to dozens of Government inquiries and attempts at reform which
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It would not have been surprising at all that a visitor to Mark Steyn’s home in New Hampshire, USA, on the evening of March 4th would have heard the popping of bottles of champagne being opened and the clinking of glasses amidst cheerful toasts. On that Tuesday, Justice Judge Alfred S. Irving Jr. of the
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It’s often said that politics is showbusiness for ugly people, so it should come as no surprise that Keir Starmer loves a bit of street theatre – like robotically announcing the demise of NHS England while visiting a Reckitt Benkiser factory for example. Last week sitting down in the Oval Office, this week a stand-up
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Welcome to the New World Disorder. It is a great joy to see the managed decline of democracy being interrupted. The new administration in the USA doesn’t do sanctimonious bullshit. I remember at a press conference in his first term, Donald Trump was asked whether a certain group of people might be offended by the
On January 18 2025, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez addressed an audience of the most powerful figures across politics and business at the World Economic Forum in Davos. In his speech, Sanchez called for measures to end online anonymity, stating that European governments are permitting people to roam freely on social networks without linking their
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Police have publicly named a man and disclosed his address after he was charged with allegedly burning pages of the Koran, despite the clear and immediate risks posed to those accused of ‘blasphemy’ by radical Islamists. The 47-year-old has pleaded guilty to causing racially and religiously aggravated intentional harassment, alarm, and distress after setting fire to the
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On January 31st five years ago, at around 6pm, I was on my way home from work having popped into Fenwick’s, Newcastle’s finest department store, to buy a celebratory bottle of whisky (15 year-old Springbank, since you’re asking). The 31st of January, you see, was Brexit Day – and I was pleased about it. Taking
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The inauguration of the 47th President of the United States was a moment that occupied the wild fantasies of millions of Trump supporters since November 2020, when Joe Biden was declared victorious and Trump’s political fortunes had seemingly run dry. All would testify to the surreal spectacle of when fantasy became reality this week, as
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