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James Delingpole

Twenty things I will ban when I am elected your Dictator For Life in 2016

They include students, cyclists, e-cigs, roibos and that frightful woman who does Any Answers on Radio 4

12 December 2015

9:00 AM

12 December 2015

9:00 AM

 
Things I am going to ban when, by popular acclaim, I am elected your Dictator For Life in 2016.
 
1. Onions where the brown skin doesn’t come off easily. You know the ones: where the papery outer layer clings so tightly that you have to pick it off laboriously with a sharp knife and it takes forever.


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