Rants
From the Man Cave XIX
The older I get the less I see the point in changing the clocks twice a year. Peter Hitchens has been ahead of the curve
From the Man Cave XVIII
One has been absent from the man cave for ten days and my reprinted column in these pages from the Daily Sceptic on 20 October
From the Man Cave XVII
A man by the name of Jihad Al-Shamie attacks and kills a man at a synagogue in Manchester which, by this point, is quite old
From the Man Cave XVI
Thanks for asking, but my abdominal hernia – referred to recently in this column – is doing extremely well, in fact it’s growing. I am
From the Man Cave XV
It is beginning to get a bit chilly in the man cave these days. Summer is clearly over and autumn is here. Nice to look
From the Man Cave XIV
Flags continue to occupy the headlines, either being put up or being taken down. There was a good display of them on Saturday at Tommy
From the Man Cave XIII
I have a shameful admission to make. Until my oldest daughter messaged me to say that Charlie Kirk had been shot, I had never heard
From the man cave XI
The man cave remained in Hull while its regular occupant – me – went to Greece with Mrs Watson. This necessitated a prolonged publishing silence,
Welcome Back to Broken Britain
Picture this – after waiting for what seems like an hour (probably in reality though only fifteen minutes, but of sheer neck-cricked Hell) you finally