Down but not out: Boris Johnson might pull off yet another...
5 February 2022 | ANALYSIS
By all conventional accounts, Boris Johnson should be finished.
After plunging the United Kingdom into several liberty-restricting lockdowns, the Prime Minister...
A bad day for useful idiots
4 APRIL 2023 | OPINION
Today, on 4 April 2023, Finland becomes the 31st member of NATO.
This is a very good day for NATO and...
Are we really lawless, or do we just think we are?
20 AUGUST 2025 | OPINION
Probably among the most basic and reasonable human desires is to live in safety. Ever since we’ve been bashing rocks...
Discourtesy – PMQs 4th June 2025
4 JUNE 2025 | OPINION
The PM’s rough manners and disregard for relevance have worsened.
Jesse Norman MP (Con) raised a point of order at the...
The Manchurian Candidate? – PMQs 15th October 2025
15 OCTOBER 2025 | OPINION
How much longer can this Prime Minister continue in office?
In the first place, his policies appear chaotic. He has said...
The recorded rise in inflation and the potential consequences for trade...
23 MARCH 2023 | OPINION
Yesterday was a tumultuous day in British politics; whether it be the Boris Johnson Privileges Committee hearing, the usual theatrics...
Unbiased news is our bulwark against chaos
25 SEPTEMBER 2025 | OPINION
On 8 September, BBC1 breakfast time news headlines referred to the two men who machine-gunned six people at a bus...
This country cannot be run by opinion poll
28 January 2022 | OPINION
Brexit has had and will have continue to have wide-ranging implications. But perhaps one of the less remarked-upon changes that...
A whim of iron
17 JANUARY 2025 | OPINION
At this week's PMQs, the Prime Minister called the Conservative Opposition "economic vandals and fantasists" who wanted the benefits of...
Supermassive Black Hole? November: Labour’s Budget Fiction, Crime Failures and Chaos
9 DECEMBER 2025 | OPINION
Black Hole of Honesty
November was the month when the numbers stopped adding up – not in the spreadsheets, but in...