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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(Photograph: Richard Townshend, CC BY 3.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0>, via Wikimedia Commons) One of the most compelling accounts of the decline of the Western world is its tolerance for anti-Western grievance-mongers; those for whom the possession of non-white skin somehow entitles them to market their decorated, well-heeled existences and accession to high office as ‘oppression.’ The only
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Rachel Reeves, the first female Chancellor in history, was greeted with much fanfare amongst the wokerati as she announced her Autumn Budget was for “hardworking families up and down the country who have been crying out for change” (honestly, you’d think women had never been in control of the purse strings before). But that was
Washington DC was buzzing on Saturday 2 November with the news that the UK had appointed its first black woman as leader of a major political party. And, if you believe that let me play you at poker. Not only did I not hear a word about Kemi Badenoch’s victory, I did not (and never
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When I was an acne-encrusted and angst-driven teenager in the eighties, one of the risqué things to do was to watch the comedy The Young Ones. For those too young to know of this series, it concerned the lives of four university students renting a house together. Each was a student stereotype: Vyvyan the anarchic
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With the possible exception of the Great Fire of London, Britain has never needed a Thatcher more than it does now. Half a century on from the misery of the 1970’s, the nation is on her knees again (and I’m putting it politely). We may no longer be ‘the sick man of Europe’ (at least
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We’ve refrained so far from referring to ‘sausagegate’ in these pages. After all, anyone can make a mistake. Many of us are old enough to remember 1980 when the SAS (Sausage Alert Service) rescued the sausages from the grip of the terrorists during the Iranian Embassy siege. An easy mistake to make Sir Keir. But
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