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ISBN: 978-0-7528-5902-6 Publication date 2003. I purchased this book by Graham McLagan a former BBC investigative journalist from a cha...

When I saw that it had all kicked of in Ulster/Northern Ireland over the arrest of two Roma teenagers originally from Romania for sexual ...

The Chancellor or the Exchequer Rachel Reeves in her annual Spending Review has decided to throw some more gold leaf on the already heavi...

One of the interesting things about the current debate about animal slaughter is that people are conflating Halal with Kosher. The thing...

Back in the 1990’s and very early 2000’s I used to enjoy going to the big Pride festival in London. Prides back then were for me an exhi...

Having had family members who have had appalling and sometimes lethal experiences with Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) and perso...

The women’s rights campaigner Kelly-Jay Keen aka Posie Parker is someone who has done a brilliant job on attacking the Cult of Trans and ...

The recent terrible vehicular incident in Liverpool when a man in a car drove into a crowd of people celebrating a Liverpool football win...

Yesterday was the anniversary of two horrific attacks on Britons. One was a mass casualty attack on a pop concert and the other the murde...

I was devastated to hear of the death of the journalist and political activist Patrick O’Flynn. I’d been reading his social media posts ...

When Lucy Connolly had her appeal last week against her 31 month gaol sentence for an injudicious but hastily removed tweet in the wake o...

It’s fair to say that the recent elections in some English local councils might turn out to be politically significant. The massive gain...

I’ve lived through an awful lot of British politics in my life, from the years when the trade union barons could, with impunity, switch o...

Britain’s legal and judicial system is not what it once was which we can see from some of the decisions in Britain’s criminal courts wher...

There’s a brilliant article in The Critic magazine today by the talented writer Sebastian Millbank. In his piece he takes aim at astrotu...

Jess Phillips MP has been since her election in 2015 the epitome of the Guardianista feminist. She’s used her position in the House of ...

So Sir Keir Starmer has made an announcement. It’s an announcement that has been greeted with derision rather than expressions of disgust...

We in the UK used to see our police as some of the best in the world. Not for Britons the gun toting and sadly necessarily paranoid US p...

Oh what an amazing surprise, or rather not. We have yet another savage called Mohammed who has been convicted and gaoled for his involve...

Robert Jenrick the Shadow Secretary of State for Justice is better than many others in his party on the big issues of the day such as mig...

To say that I have been distinctly unimpressed by Kemi Badenoch’s leadership of the Conservative Party would be an understatement. At a ...

Close to the Headingly Rugby League and Cricket ground, around Kirkstall Lane and Cardigan Road, is a bustling, vibrant area of coffee sh...

I do love a bit of good news I do. Some particularly good news arrived recently that the sometimes mendacious Islamic grievance mongers...

When I think of Cleethorpes I and many others would think of a beach destination on the coast of the English county of Lincolnshire and o...

Britain’s National Health Service (NHS) is the ultimate ‘curate’s egg’. It’s good in parts, sometimes only small parts sadly, but truly c...

Along the 160 mile Saxon Shore Way is St Margaret’s Bay. A shingle beach nestled at the bottom of Kent's famous White Cliffs coastline. T...

The UK’s Economic Future: Stagnation or Transformation? As the world shifts toward an increasingly digital, interconnected economy, the ...

Trump’s attempts to initiate a peace process designed to bring an end to the war in Ukraine has been met with war mongering hysteria by S...

With Sen. Rand Paul calling on Elon Musk and DOGE to audit Fort Knox, interest has turned to what might be found inside. Last fully audit...

I used to go out with a copper’s daughter. Her father was a lovely man who was a paragon of virtue although strict with it. When he dro...