UK Politics
Now It’s Restore in Their Sights
The legacy media successfully gelded Nigel Farage, but Rupert Lowe still has his stones.
Will Andy Burnham Win Makerfield in the Coming By-Election?
Can Starmer not see ‘the writing on the wall’? Bring on ‘The Battle of Britain’ with its chariots of fire and let’s see who gets to rule this green and pleasant land.
There’s Nothing Neutral About This
The UK government’s social media ban consultation. Participation in the consultation may still matter, if only to register dissent within a process that is already narrowing its own field of view.
Two-Tier Kier Is at It Again
Ex-cop stripped of citizenship while jihadis and rapists stay put.
The Best Thing for England Might Be the End of Britain
If Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland genuinely believe they would flourish independently, England should wish them well. Cheerfully. Calmly. Amicably. Then quietly get on with becoming the most economically and culturally dynamic country in Europe.
Few Arrests at Unite the Kingdom Rally
All told, then, a protest that could be described as “largely peaceful” without irony.
The University System Is Not Working
My son’s generation deserves better than glossy brochures, origami rabbits and lifelong repayments for experiences that deliver neither wisdom nor wages.
And You Think Luxon Is Bad
Starmer has said that he wants to stay prime minister for at least ten years in order to “finish the job”. It wouldn’t surprise me if, after the election when Labour get trounced, he will do everything he legally can to stay in power.
The Unspoken Message to Congress
This is what happens when incompetent fools refuse to enforce the law equally, charge outrageously high taxes, and prioritize woke, leftist fantasies over productivity and national interest.
We Need To Protect This Minority
This is the text of a speech I made opposite Downing Street last Thursday at a protest organised by the Campaign Against Antisemitism.
The Royal Family’s Association With Mike Bloomberg
The Royal Family is failing in its duty to uphold political neutrality. Prince William would do well to shed the Earthshot Prize, Mike Bloomberg and avoid the environmental activism of his father.
Is There Hope for Democracy?
A culture that has progressively replaced shared obligation with individual entitlement has eroded the sense of collective responsibility, without which self-governance is merely a slogan.
Reveals Just How Harsh the Punishment Is
Melia’s new book, written as a prison diary, is filled with appalling dispatches from the low-grade Gulag Archipelago that 30 years’ worth of successive traitors to their own nation, from Blair to Starmer, have now built for us.