Jaguar’s new electric car is a terrible mistake
At least it has dropped the bright pink. But in every other respect the new, all-electric Jaguar launched in New York yesterday was exactly the same as the widely ridiculed ‘barbie-mobile’ that was...
View ArticleOctober 7 was a jihad against Jews
It is not as though I was unaware that Hamas was a jihadist terrorist organisation. After all, I grew up in a town that was a prime target for rockets from Gaza, routinely fired by Hamas’s military...
View ArticleShabana Mahmood has said the quiet bit out loud
Shabana Mahmood, the Home Secretary, has said that every woman travelling illegally to the UK will probably have been raped on the journey. It is a startling statement. Firstly, for what is implied....
View ArticleMust the Free Palestine mob march on October 7?
It is the third anniversary of the killing of 1,200 Israelis by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, the worst such massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. It is also the day chosen by a group of students calling...
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Trump official: ‘anti-Semitic’ European countries risk US sanctions for...
European countries that impose boycotts on Israel are ‘anti-Semitic’ and risk retaliatory sanctions from the United States, a senior Trump administration official has declared. Speaking in Washington...
View ArticleReports about taking out Los Angeles and San Diego are greatly exaggerated
It’s four weeks until Election Day and Donald Trump is doing his utmost to dig Republicans out of their polling hole. In theory, anyway. Trump has been rallying through red states – Alabama, Oklahoma,...
View ArticleAt conference, the Tories are haunted by their past
Day three of the Tory conference. A giant drone hung over the stage for the afternoon’s session on defence. Plenty of giant drones were hungover in the audience too. We heard from a Ukrainian...
View ArticleHas the plague broken out in Russia?
On the evening of Friday October 2, Daria Shipilova, an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, died in a district hospital in the Russian city of Shelekhov. Her place of work, and the rumored...
View ArticleJeffrey Archer on his final novel, Margaret Thatcher and his perfect day
Michael Gove interviewed Jeffrey Archer in late September, several weeks before the novelist and politician died at the age of 86. This is the transcript from their interview. Michael Gove: Jeffrey,...
View ArticleBadenoch’s ‘Britannia shield’ won’t stop Russia
In March 1983, Ronald Reagan announced on television that the era of mutually assured destruction could come to an end thanks to developments in science which would make nuclear missiles ‘impotent and...
View ArticleIs the Home Office finally waking up to the migrant threat to women?
Illegal migration is a threat to women and girls. That grim fact has gradually dawned on the public, as the newspapers brim each day with horrific cases of male ‘asylum seekers’ sating their depraved...
View ArticleCutting inheritance tax is immoral
Kemi Badenoch is set to announce that the Tories will cut inheritance tax, a levy she has described as ‘immoral’. She’s wrong. In fact, it is cutting inheritance tax that is both economically and...
View ArticleWhy the summer season never ends
Summer’s over – so say the Cape, the Shore and the Sound. But summer homes in the country remain wide open. Is summer a season? Obviously. It’s also a vibe. And in seasonal towns, both end hard and...
View ArticleShould protests be allowed on 7 October?
It is, of course, no accident of timing that this Wednesday – the third anniversary of Hamas’s 7 October terrorist atrocities in Israel – pro-Palestinian student protestors plan to march through...
View ArticleThe Lebanonisation of Britain is well under way
The Green party’s open declaration of war on Britain’s Jews is not really about the Green party or Britain’s Jews for that matter. The party is just a vessel for a form of politics and Jews are a...
View ArticleAI could make government small again
For decades, we on the liberal right have been sold the fiction that Republican lawmakers are fighting for small government. There are many reasons why the state seems to relentlessly expand no matter...
View ArticleRussia’s Communists have remembered how to oppose Putin
Not dead, only resting. Of all the country’s fake parliamentary opposition parties, it is Russia’s Communists who are still showing signs – very, very limited signs – of still remembering that their...
View ArticleThere will never be another Jeffrey Archer
The news of the death of Jeffrey Archer at 86 came in somehow typical circumstances. The bestselling novelist, Conservative peer and all-round reprobate was hard on the publicity trail for Adam and...
View ArticleJeffrey Archer, interviewed
Jeffrey Archer has died at the age of 86. The novelist and former Conservative party deputy chairman died ‘suddenly and peacefully at home’ between writing sessions on Monday, according to his...
View ArticleWhy are progressives so desperately devoted to the BBC?
The BBC is lopping bits of itself off again. On the amputation list this time around, according to the Gurdian, are the linear versions of channels BBC Three and BBC Scotland. We’ve been here before....
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