UK Counter-Terrorism Strategy: More of the Same Paul Birch November 26, 2025 The recommendations in an ‘independent’ commission’s report will only reinforce societal divisions.
Nationwide Protests Ahead of “Huge Week for British Farming” Michael Curzon November 25, 2025 Representatives for the ag sector insist there is still time for the government to reverse its damaging inheritance tax reforms.
Britain Is Failing to Keep Its People Safe Lauren Smith November 1, 2025 How many more innocent people must die at the hands of illegal migrants before this government wakes up?
An Inconvenient Murder Paul Birch October 31, 2025 The killing of Harvey Willgoose does not fit the preferred narrative.
Sarah Pochin Was Right Lauren Smith October 28, 2025 It’s not racist to point out that the advertising industry has gone insane over ‘diversity.’
Is It Time for the UK To ‘Pull an El Salvador’? Chris Middleton October 27, 2025 Nayib Bukele has transformed a low-trust, high-crime society by simply having the political will to do so. Is it time Britain followed suit?
France Backing Out from Helping UK Solve Channel Crisis Michael Curzon October 23, 2025 Migration expert Robert Bates says it was “utter naivety” to trust Macron’s government in the first place.
Diagnosis: An Epidemic of Maltreatment of Jewish Patients in the NHS Steven Tucker October 21, 2025 It is not ‘free speech’ to relentlessly ram your political views down the throats of vulnerable sick people lying helpless in a hospital.
Britain Has Narrowly Avoided Blasphemy Laws in Disguise Lauren Smith October 20, 2025 Labour has thankfully decided to scrap its absurdly vague, expansive definition of ‘Islamophobia.’
Survivor Rep Leaves Rape Gang Inquiry, Smells a Stitch-Up Zolta Győri October 20, 2025 The government’s long-promised investigation just lost a key voice—and gained a credibility problem.
