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Rwanda nul points
“I’m sorry to announce ladies and gentlemen that your scheduled flight to Rwanda has been cancelled indefinitely” is probably one of the few times passengers have been glad to hear such a message. This week and last, we have been treated to a “will they, won’t they” scenario regarding the planned deportation of 130 illegal
Diane Abbott says no to immigration
Despite overwhelming pressure during my 43 years, I have thus far resisted the temptation to join the Diane Abbott fan club. Those familiar with my work will attest, I despise turning a blind eye to dodge the slurs of misogynoir which often protect such Labour MPs from legitimate criticism. Having said that, and notwithstanding the
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Ireland: the 51st State
I hold dual Irish and British nationality and have lived and worked in Ireland. For many years I have regularly visited, and have friends north and south of the border. I read The Irish Times and have read several books about the place. But frankly, I’m buggered if I understand what’s going on there. However,
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The black hole at the heart of government
Scientists have discovered a black hole (or should that be a ‘hole of colour’?) at the centre of our galaxy. I’ll be sure to avoid it when I am out on one of my many intergalactic voyages. If black holes are so fascinating, I suggest we send a few scientists down Whitehall to see if
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Sadiq Khan: clean air, dirty switchblades
With the right medication most cancers can be treated. Except in London, where chemotherapy takes a backseat as the NHS labours tirelessly to clear its backlog of TikTok video requests. In protest at the lack of treatment, the public have elected the most malignant tumour mayor. Cue Sadiq Khan, man of the people – the
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Lutfur Rahman: back with a bung!
You can’t keep a good man down, so they say. But it’s even harder to suppress a wrong’un, as they tend not to play by the rules. Cue Lutfur Rahman, or Lutty, as I think his friends ought to be allowed to call him. Tower Hamlets’ favourite son; the vote-riggers’ vote-rigger. Removed from office way
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Question Time: then and now
A few days ago, someone uploaded a whole episode of BBC programme Question Time from 2002 up on YouTube. I have long given up on Question Time as there are now so many better programmes to watch. Gradually, the programme has transformed from a cutting edge forum for debate between intellectual leviathans into something more
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Kiev is the globalists’ key
Back in February, as Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine, I asserted in a live interview on Unity News Network that this was a contrived conflict in pursuance of the climate change agenda. After the people who really run the world exploited a coronavirus to create a digital surveillance system for totalitarian control of the people,
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Why Rwanda?
I am at a loss to understand why Home Secretary Priti Patel is planning to send illegal immigrants arriving in the UK to Rwanda. Why not send them to Scotland? After all Nicola Sturgeon wants Scotland to have control over its own immigration policies and wants to welcome migrants to help solve Scotland’s population problem