Don’t blame the police for our sinister free speech laws
The shocking police doorstepping of Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson last week has rightly sparked grave concern about the parlous state of freedom of speech…
Kemi Badenoch should stop being woke
The Tory leadership candidate Kemi Badenoch has long argued against the Labour party and the left’s ‘divisive agenda of identity…
Brwa Shorsh and the failure of Britain’s asylum system
Postman Tadeusz Potoczek had completed his deliveries for the day. At around 3 p.m. on 3 February, the 60-year-old was…
Why the ‘two-tier Keir’ jibe isn’t going away
Popping champagne, skulking off to smoke a spliff and pledging to become a life-long Labour voter. Anyone concerned about criminal…
The real reason Keir Starmer keeps forgetting he’s prime minister
When Sir Keir Starmer faced off against Rishi Sunak at the despatch box today, in the first Prime Minister’s Questions…
Keir Starmer will be the perfect part-time PM
It is perhaps unsurprising that Sir Keir Starmer’s admission that he may soon be our first part-time prime minister has been seized…
The Nigel Farage milkshaking is no laughing matter
Emerging from a pub after his campaign launch in Clacton yesterday afternoon, Nigel Farage was milkshaked. A 25-year-old woman has been charged with assault by…
Free speech will be in peril under Labour
Threats to freedom of speech in Britain today typically stem from a combination of two ways of thinking. First, the…
Why we should defend Nathan Cofnas’s academic freedom
After a controversial blog post he made earlier this year, the professional career of Dr Nathan Cofnas, a Leverhulme early-career research…
The outrageous shutdown of NatCon Brussels
Brussels A familiar refrain at any National Conservatism conference is that leftist elites are censorious, authoritarian and intolerant of free…
Kemi Badenoch’s diversity crusade doesn’t go far enough
This week, the equalities minister and business secretary Kemi Badenoch took aim at Britain’s woke bureaucracy. The government’s Inclusion at…
Labour’s ‘equalities’ dystopia
With Sir Keir Starmer creeping closer to No. 10 every day, attention is rightly being paid to the radicalism of…
The shamelessness of Hope not Hate
You would think that a group called ‘Hope not Hate’ would have a lot of important things to talk about…
How identity politics infiltrated the judiciary
The ‘paraglider girls’ ruling last week has thrown long-standing questions about judicial impartiality in Britain into sharp relief. On Tuesday, three…
The problem with the ‘paraglider girls’ ruling
Yesterday at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, three women were convicted of terror offences for wearing clothes or carrying signs that appeared to…
