Breaking the Stained-Glass Ceiling
October 6, 2025
Wasn’t it inevitable? Named early as a potential successor to the previous arse-bishop, the only thing that surprised me is that it took so long
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The Perils of a Perfect Enemy
October 1, 2025
Life is, without getting over philosophical, nothing more than a stream of experiences. We are constantly bombarded by sensation and information, even if, most of
Epping: Labour Declares War on the British People
August 31, 2025
As I wrote earlier this week, Tuesday’s temporary High Court injunction against the housing of illegal immigrants at the Bell Hotel, Epping was supposed to
Cancel THIS
August 29, 2025
Cancel THIS is surely the book we have all been waiting for. It is hilarious – mostly – and instructive. I say ‘mostly’ because, at
The Gaslighting of Britain
April 19, 2025
‘Cultural appropriation’ and ‘whitewashing’ in the entertainment industry are, much like increasing parts of multicultural Britain, no-go zones. “Only gay actors should play gays”, “save the disabled
Senescence
April 1, 2025
Following the controversial series Adolescence which divided critics, undeterred, Netflix have released a new mini-series Senescence which, as the name suggests, portrays the issue of
A Day of Infamy
March 24, 2025
The following is the text of a speech I gave at the Margaret Thatcher Centre Freedom Festival yesterday. Since arriving in the House of Lords,
A Question of Justice
March 18, 2025
It has been about 15 years since I last saw my children. A prolonged separation (undertaken for what I perceived to be the greater good)
The Enemy Without and Within
January 25, 2025
Britain is beset by two unspeakable evils: the enemy without and within. To all intents and purposes, these are faces of the same coin. First,