Farming is Labour’s latest case of double standards TALI FRASER Britain has developed a peculiar habit: setting ourselves rules and regulations with ferocious zeal while waving through imports we wouldn’t tolerate at home. The result […]
A crossroads for the British right PETE NORTH Danny Finkelstein has spent the last two weeks calling me a Nazi for asking why the English can’t be protected by their state in the same way […]
The British Establishment: Our True Enemy in the Shadows of Manufactured Fear TOM ARMSTRONG Like most of you, I’ve watched with growing anger as our once-great nation is systematically undermined by the very elites who […]
Baby, it’s cold pretty much everywhere DAVID MCGROGAN The justice befitting the subjects of a tyrant is the least political form of justice, or that form of justice which is most remote from public-spiritedness: the […]
Killing foxes The politics of posh people’s hobbies PIMLICO JOURNAL Every year in Scotland, land managers must get to work controlling the deer numbers. It is a bigger task than most realise, with over 100,000 […]
TILAK DOSHI In the aftermath of the UN’s COP30 climate summit in Belem, Brazil, several commentators have claimed that the age of climate alarmism may finally be fraying at the edges. The Wall Street Journal concluded that […]
MARK KEENAN Artificial intelligence is marketed as neutral, objective, and inevitable. We are told it will improve efficiency, manage complexity, and assist decision-making across society. However, a central question is not just what AI can […]
COLIN TODHUNTER The global disruptions we have seen in recent years are frequently presented as a chaotic sequence of events: a ‘pandemic’, inflation, energy shortages and war. Little wonder that most people are confused. However, […]
AI-driven surveillance is shifting from spotting suspects to mapping ordinary life, turning everyday travel into a stream of behavioral data. KEN MACON Police forces across Britain are experimenting with artificial intelligence that can automatically monitor […]
MARK ELLSE In a previous article, we examined how the minimum wage works in practice. Higher, more comfortable pay for easier and lower-skilled jobs attracts capable, energetic workers into those roles, displacing the genuinely low-skilled from […]
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