What effects does immigration have on society? Some are obvious and can be seen with the naked eye. Immigrants may look different. They may dress differently and have different habits. Other effects are less obvious and must be studied using social science. Do immigrants commit more or less crime than natives? Do they pay more […]
Do Researchers’ Views on Immigration Affect the Results of Their Studies? Read More »
There is something deeply unsettling about Sir Keir Starmer’s rise—not merely in the way a man of such rigid ideological conviction has slithered into power, nor in the eerie silence surrounding his radical past, but in the quiet, bureaucratic suffocation he embodies. He is no firebrand, no demagogue, not even a compelling liar like a
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By most parameters, be it education, healthcare and democratic participation, Britain lags behind most other ‘industrialised’ nations. Granted, nations should not be judged on GDP or per capita income alone, both of which are in decline in the UK. Yet they give some indication into trends. Britain has a ‘three tier’ society: firstly, the public
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Even our dear leader, founder of this excellent website, is wrong sometimes. In his latest Spectator column, Toby Young raises the redundancies that will inevitably hit SEND (Special Educational Needs and Disabilities) staff as a result of Labour’s education policies. Putting aside the overall idiocy of Labour’s education policies, Toby Young is incorrect in seeing
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Dramatic confirmation that the sea ice in the Arctic has been stable for nearly two decades is contained in a recently published science paper from a team led by Dr Mark England from the University of Exeter. The finding is of course obvious to anyone who studies the data but it will inconvenience the activist
Icebergs No Longer Melting? Read More »
Do you remember your first day at school? I have fragments of memories, but one memory which is vivid is crying bitterly as my mother left and being comforted by the teacher who sat me on her knees and told me that my mother would be returning that afternoon to collect me. It is moments
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Marine Le Pen, former chair of the French Right-populist Rassemblement National and the leading opposition politician in France, has been convicted by a Paris court of embezzling public funds. She has received a four-year prison sentence, two of which are suspended and two of which are to be served under house arrest with an ankle monitor.
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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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