DAN BARKER As Labour settle into being in power for the next 5 years, what hope is there for small ‘c’ conservatives, patriots and freedom lovers that there will be anything left of our wonderfully […]
PAUL HOMEWOOD As we guessed, it appears that most of Ed Miliband’s £21 billion bung to carbon capture projects will end up being paid for through our energy bills. The Telegraph report that a senior civil servant […]
Monday 9th December – Men Make the Best Women A man has won the Best Actress award at the European Film Awards. 52-year-old Spanish actor, Karla Sofía Gascón, is a trans-identified male who ‘transitioned’ in […]
Boris Johnson has launched a scathing attack on Keir Starmer’s Labour government, accusing the Prime Minister of betrayal over plans to edge Britain back into the orbit of the European Union. In a passionate column in […]
EFSA’s opinions on GMO-derived fake meat product are full of data gaps and errors Worrying findings in animal feeding trials, flawed safety tests, and incomplete analyses mean public health may be at risk from LegH […]
. ER Editor: See also this by RT — Israel shuts down embassy in EU country From Sky – The minister pointed to Ireland’s decision earlier this year to recognise a Palestinian state, for which Israel […]
Starmerus Twotierus, and other feathered fiends ALEXANDER McKIBBEN WITH year-round Mediterranean weather, palm trees swaying gently in the Orkneys and monitor lizards in Hyde Park, no one can seriously dispute that the climate emergency is […]
“Rachel Reeves is no economist” and she’s got her Inheritance Tax sums wrong Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Picture by Kirsty O’Connor / Treasury CP Rachel Reeves’s controversial inheritance tax raid on family businesses and farms is […]
BEN PILE This week, Ed Miliband launched the Government’s new Clean Power Action Plan. But despite claiming that the plan would unleash “£40 billion per year” of private investment, his hyperactive and arrogant performances on […]
The private police patrolling London The middle classes have lost faith in the Met FRED SKULTHORP . One golden autumn afternoon, in a quiet North London suburb, I stumbled across a portal to a possible […]
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