Oxford Student To Go on Trial in Two Years’ Time
He was given conditional bail and told a trial date was set for January 17th 2028. Yet somehow Lucy Connolly was in court in under a month. Needless to say, unlike Connolly, Williams is out on bail.
UK Politics
This Witch-Hunt Serves the Guilty Only
Andrew is low-hanging fruit thrown to the low-IQ mob.
The Labour Government’s Vote Machine
At its core, this is not about Muslims at all. It is about how a governing party chooses to organise society. Does it treat citizens as individuals under a shared civic contract, or as demographic blocs to be structured, managed and electorally harvested?
Restore Britain? Not Before We Answer a Simple Question
Until and unless Rupert Lowe shows the courage to define what a British person is, then he is just doing the same thing over and over, pretending to expect different results.
Why the Right Love Amelia
A sinister leftist re-education campaign backfires spectacularly.
The NHS and Cousin Marriage
It’s precisely because cousin marriage is less common now that the problems it causes have become more conspicuous in Britain or other places among those accustomed to perpetuating the practice.
Our Favorite Inspired Idiots
Here’s a wrap-up of some of the most absurd stories in case you missed them.
HOPE Not Hate
Political organiser and former Labour councillor pleads guilty to child sexual offences.
Britain’s Army Is a Jigsaw Piece, Not a Global Force
Today, due to government mismanagement and long-term strategic choices, the British Army is only a shadow of its former self: a force far removed from the versatile, hard-bitten-hard-fighting army that once could take on any adversary.
Government Orders Deletion of UK’s Court Archive
There are concerns that the government is fleeing from transparency over failings in the justice system amid a string of murders and sex attacks by asylum seekers.
They’re Still Hiding the Truth About the ‘Queen of Scots’
Media do everything they can to hide the facts about the attack.
Letter from the North
How much longer can Sir Keir Starmer last? UK governance is under threat.
This Is Starmer’s Profumo Moment
A leadership that reacts, deflects and denies instead of confronting reality. If this crisis continues on its present course, Starmer will not survive it.