Why Labour lost Wales
For 150 years, the red flag was the iconic banner of revolution. Yet it was…
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Starmer’s broken promise
There has been something unsettling about watching the inner workings of…
Starmer’s weaponized incompetence
“Keir’s not driving the train”, a giddy No. 10 staffer told journalists back in…
Why this Labour MP’s ‘summer of sex’ is such a turn-off
Few things are less erotic than politicians earnestly discussing sex. The mere…
The gray belt was made for big tech
It may not look like much, they say, but it’s good land. A hotchpotch of…
Axel Rudakubana and the moral rot of the state
Most of the inquests I have participated in took evidence from a bewildering…
Will big tech kill the countryside?
It may not look like much, they say, but it’s good land. A hotchpotch of…
What the Anglo-Gaullists get wrong
Sir John Bagot Glubb was a sturdy Lancastrian by birth — but, unsurprisingly for…
How Murdoch rewrote the rules of power
In the Eighties, newspapers were still printed using so-called “hot metal”.…
Why is Labour so eager to give Muslims special treatment?
The UK’s Labour government announced its definition of ‘anti-Muslim hostility’…
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