Like a heavyweight boxer approaching the ring – an apt analogy given the way the evening ended – after a fifteen-minute delay due to people still arriving at the Hull Arena, the man himself entered the auditorium. Coming in from the back, surrounded by minders with cameras flashing and some suitably stirring music over the […]
The subject of slavery reparations has once again raised its ugly – and divisive – head with Foreign Secretary David Lammy recently thrust into the spotlight as “sources claim” his department is “set to meet a Caribbean delegation demanding trillions of pounds”, according to the Telegraph. Representatives of Caricom (the Reparations Commission of the Caribbean
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Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner continues to pursue her near-hysterical obsession with criminalising and shutting down the free speech of folk who dare to question religious genocide and rape. Meanwhile British-Bangladeshi writer and media commentator Dr Rakib Ehsan, writing on the UnHerd website challenges this: “Though it is important to combat sweeping generalisations, definitions of
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10 January 2025, Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP, Deputy Prime Minister, MHCLG 2 Marsham Street London SW1P 4DF Dear Ms Rayner, You and your colleague, the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, are bringing forward Bills defining in law what you believe are greater rights for employees. You seem to be under
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The Columnists’ Paradox is that the more one writes, the less one need be read. We all have our relatively fixed biases and a reasonably finite store of stories and references, and it does not take too long (longer than my own writing “career” to date though, obviously…) for those to become sufficiently well-known to
30 December 2024, Rt. Hon. Rachel Reeves, HM Treasury, 1 Horse Guards Road Westminster London SW1A 2HQ Dear Ms Reeves, During the recent election campaign, you said that you would make Britain the most attractive country to do business in and that economic growth was your priority. Though many of us are not
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Sadly, the answer to the question posed in the title is that he probably sleeps like a baby. He appears to be a man completely without conscience. Instead, where most people have a conscience, he has a huge black hole. Unknown to most voters, the apparently mild-mannered, inanimate and nasally challenged leader of the Labour
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Like most things, the New Years’ Honours list ain’t what it used to be; degraded to the point of ridicule, where cronyism and Z-list ineptitude feature in equal measure. While I stop just short of Peter Hitchens on the notion that such awards should be reserved exclusively for the military (substantial, selfless contributions to society should,
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Ladies and gentlemen, we are at a watershed moment in British history. For the first time since its inception under Tony Blair in 1997, a sitting Prime Minister has ‘forgotten’ to lie about the nature of mass immigration. Poised at the Downing Street lectern with the ill-deserved confidence of the Pillsbury Doughboy promoting the latest
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In case you had not noticed the hysterical reaction, Robert F. Kennedy Junior (RFK Jr.) has been nominated as Donald Trump’s Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. As anticipated, the ‘Leftstream media’ and public health lobby have mobilized to undermine his nomination, sharpening their knives in hopes of derailing the Senate approval
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