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The picture that will scotch vile rumours about the Princess of Wales
The Princess of Wales has been photographed for the first time since she was hospitalised earlier this year. But while…
Listen: Jenrick warns of foreign state media ownership
Will a UAE-backed entity buy the Telegraph and The Spectator? Not if parliament gets its way. More than 100 MPs have signed a letter saying…
How did Newsnight end up defending a Syrian child rapist?
This week, a Syrian man named Omar Badreddin was sentenced to 18 years in prison, after being found guilty of…
Cutting National Insurance won’t save the Tories
It will put more money in people’s pockets. It will improve the incentives to work. And it will put down…
Ten of the worst Tory tax hikes since 2010
It’s Budget day today. With the tax burden predicted to amount to 37 per cent of national income by the…
The race for the White House is about to get much dirtier
Super Tuesday is over and so is the primary season. Although some states have not voted yet and a few…
Geri Halliwell can never be wrong
Watching the current scandal around Christian Horner play out, I didn’t feel any of the glee I usually do when…
Will Macron grant the Saudis their Olympics request?
Britain and its government has a well deserved reputation for kow-towing to foreign investors. But even they (one hopes) would…
Donald Trump dominant on Super Tuesday
Donald Trump is cleaning up in the Republican primaries on Super Tuesday. The 45th president has secured victories in Alabama,…
MPs demand veto on foreign state press ownership
More than 100 MPs have tonight backed an amendment in the House of Lords which would give parliament a veto…
Would another cut to National Insurance be enough to move the polls?
We’ll know tomorrow afternoon what exactly Jeremy Hunt has included in his Budget, but reports this evening suggest we’re looking…
Sydney Sweeney has brought boobs back
Yay! Boobs are back! Sydney Sweeney made engagement farming easy with her cleavage-revealing curtain call this past weekend as the…
Vulnerable children don’t belong in jail
Britain’s prisons brim with vulnerable people but perhaps the most vulnerable are children. At 30 September 2023, there were 301…
Who cares that Rishi Sunak makes his own bed?
Mr and Mrs Sunak of Downing Street have given a joint interview to Grazia magazine in which they give answers…
GB News suffers big losses as TalkTV goes online
What a week for TV broadcasters: it’s been non-stop breaking news about, um, themselves. After BBC Verify’s debacle yesterday, it’s…
Gangs are on the verge of taking over Haiti
Haiti seems to be on the verge of complete collapse. In the past few days, the country’s gangs – which already…
Drake, Raleigh and the irony of ‘inclusivity’ drives
The past has been cancelled at Exeter School in Devon. The names of Elizabethan naval heroes Sir Walter Raleigh and…
Will Jeremy Corbyn sue Nigel Farage?
They say opposites attract but the battle brewing between Nigel Farage and Jeremy Corbyn is evidence to the contrary. The…
Will Kate’s rogue uncle embarrass the royals on Celebrity Big Brother?
It’s safe to say that at the moment the royals are besieged by controversy and difficulty – partially through bad…
In defence of Judge Tan Ikram
Judge Tanweer Ikram is not your usual judge. Ikram, who has a CBE to his name for services to diversity,…
Rwanda bill battered in the Lords
If you thought the Rwanda Bill was a headache last year, 2024 is shaping up to be no different. Rishi…
‘Levelling up’ is finished
Just what has the government done to try to retain the Red Wall vote? It seemed when they won a majority…
Britain is going through a shoplifting boom
Britain is experiencing a shoplifting explosion. The Association of Convenience Stores has found that its membership of small shopkeepers endured…
Canada’s Orwellian online harms Bill
There’s a way of getting children to eat something they dislike – medicine, for example – where you bury the goods in…
Rishi Sunak can’t save Britain
The Tories have hit an all-time low: an Ipsos poll shows the party on a dismal twenty per cent, with…
