
Obituary: A Momentous Englishman
Peter Whittle understood that the English love of respectability had been weaponised against us to make a virtue of cowardice.

Peter Whittle understood that the English love of respectability had been weaponised against us to make a virtue of cowardice.

Jon Richelieu-Booth said he had felt like he was living in George Orwell’s 1984 after potentially facing jail time—for a lawful social media post.

Under pressure from the UK, France will soon commence “control and intervention” work at sea, targeting the so-called small boats used for smuggling people.

The recommendations in an ‘independent’ commission’s report will only reinforce societal divisions.

The comedy writer’s lawyer, Sarah Vine, said Linehan had “a momentary lapse of control.”

These proposals were published against the backdrop of hatchet-job left-wing complaints—and a Charity Commission investigation.

“The cultural sector is overrun with woke scolds who wouldn’t know what free speech is if it bit them on the Birkenstocks,” says the organiser.

Security experts caution that Labour’s proposed Digital ID system could create a major target for hackers and foreign powers.

Definitive advice on how UK venues should manage access to single-sex facilities remains unpublished, leaving safety and privacy concerns unresolved.

Why is protecting toads, bats, and hamsters more important than facilitating human flourishing?