September 19th, 2022. The United Kingdom, and indeed the world bade farewell to Queen Elizabeth II today. London was full of people lining the route from Westminster Hall to Westminster Abbey, then to the Wellington Arch and finally along non-motorway roads to her last resting place in St. Georges Chapel
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com “Time to sever the tie with these soap opera characters,” wrote Joe Bennett in Stuff of the British Royal Family. I totally agree. Along with Australia and Canada, plus a handful of tiny island states, every other Commonwealth state has already done this. Royalists ascribe
September 18th, 2022. Since my last letter, a week of mourning has passed. The nation still seems stunned by events and the mourning has taken a sombre tone. Away from the queuing and the accompanying feeling of being part of a festival, the country is very subdued. People are carrying
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One of the commonest criticisms of monarchs and peers is that they often act as if they’re above the rules that apply to we plebs. But even the Sun King had nothing on the entitlement mentality of some elected officials. Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese seems to be channeling
David Thunder mercatornet.com David Thunder is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Navarra’s Institute for Culture and Society. Few high-ranking officials closely involved in the decision-making process that led to lockdowns have come clean on what really happened or how it came to pass that this
Cheap, abundant energy has been critical to the high standard of living enjoyed in the West. Has been. Because now, thanks to the mad delusions of the Climate Cult, cheap, abundant energy is rapidly becoming a thing of the past. And that’s just with a still-small penetration of “renewables”
John Curtice University of Strathclyde John Curtice is a Senior Research Fellow at NatCen Social Research, Professor of Politics at the University of Strathclyde and Research Consultant to the Scottish Centre for Social Research. He is particularly interested in electoral behaviour, electoral systems, and political and social attitudes. The death
Kontrast.at / Jakob Zerbes https://scoop.me/scotland-rent-freeze/ Rent prices are being frozen in Scotland until at least March 2023 – evictions are also to be suspended. The Scottish First Minister sees the cost of living crisis as a “danger to life” and demands an energy price cap from London. This
September 11th, 2022. It’s now the third day following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and things are settling down. Charles has officially become Charles III following his proclamation after the accession council meeting of the Privy Council. Away from the stifling atmosphere of the television and print media
You can always rely on the Greens to be the worst people in the room — and they haven’t disappointed, as the world wakes to the news that Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. Australia’s living past prime ministers and current leaders, even adamant Republican Anthony Albanese, were united
Laura Clancy Lancaster University Laura Clancy is a Lecturer in Media at Lancaster University, UK. Her research explores the cultural politics of the British monarchy, considering the role of the monarchy in producing consent for global inequalities and class power. When Queen Elizabeth II came to the throne in 1952,
September 8th, 2022. A life of service. Whilst the House of Commons were debating the cost-of-living crisis and proposals regarding limiting energy prices for the next two years, the Speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle interrupted the proceedings to make an announcement. “Her Majesty the Queen has been announced to be receiving
Sean Lang, Anglia Ruskin University When the late historian Sir Ben Pimlott embarked on his 1996 biography, his colleagues expressed surprise that he should consider Queen Elizabeth II worthy of serious study at all. Yet Pimlott’s judgement proved sound and, if few academics have followed his lead, the political
righttolife.org.uk Liz Truss MP has won the Conservative leadership contest by 81,326 votes to 60,399 and will replace Boris Johnson as Prime Minister. This afternoon, Ms Truss will finalise her selection of Cabinet and ministerial roles. On Tuesday, she will be meeting the Queen at Balmoral
Information Opinion Liz Truss is now the Prime Minister of Great Britain after comfortably beating Sunak in the ballot of Tory party members. She quickly ejected from the Cabinet a lot of dead wood who stabbed Boris in the back, hoping to personally benefit from doing so, and has accordingly
