The Mysterious Canonisation of Diane Abbott Frank Haviland March 22, 2024 Abbott is black, female, and left-wing—which some clearly believe should afford her immunity not just from attack but also from critique.
UK: Voters “Indifferent” to Likely Labour Election Victory Michael Curzon March 18, 2024 As tired as they are of failed Conservative governments, British voters are no more enthusiastic about Labour’s even more liberal agenda.
UK: Tory Betrayal of Conservatives About To Get Worse Michael Curzon March 6, 2024 Far more socially liberal MPs are likely to hold their seats, a poll suggests.
British Democracy Has Surrendered to Islamist Intimidation Henry George February 26, 2024 We no longer seem to have the backbone to push back against jihadist terrorists and Islamists.
UK Labour Abandons Israel; Calls for “Permanent” Ceasefire in Latest Policy Shift Michael Curzon February 19, 2024 Conference speech aims to resolve intra-party squabbles rather than influence events in the Middle East.
UK Labour’s Mask Slips To Expose Anti-Semitism Within Michael Curzon February 13, 2024 Jewish groups say party leader Keir Starmer has “thoroughly blotted” his record in Rochdale fiasco.
Wellingborough: Can Reform UK Replace the Tories? Frank Haviland February 12, 2024 The surge in support for Reform UK might make Labour’s celebrations premature in this bellwether by-election.
Labour Under Massive Pressure From British Muslims Over Gaza Stance Michael Curzon January 31, 2024 After voting Labour ‘blindly’ for years, Muslims are now turning their backs on the party.
UK Labour Flirts With Brussels and ‘Woke’ National Trust as Election Looms Michael Curzon January 23, 2024 Keir Starmer is attacking traditionalists in ongoing culture wars and threatening a reversal of Brexit.
Labour Goes Quiet on Green Pledge As British Teens Question Climate Doctrine Michael Curzon January 18, 2024 Don’t confuse softened Net Zero rhetoric with abandonment of green zealotry.
