Keir Starmer’s Labour Shuns Its Own ‘Gender Critical’ MP Michael Curzon May 24, 2024 Women’s campaigners say that the Labour leader has shown he “is not to be trusted” on the trans issue.
Nigel Farage Will Put Energy into U.S. Election, Not Reform UK Michael Curzon May 23, 2024 The former UKIP leader says he won’t stand in the UK election, but will help Trump “in any way that I can.”
Against a National Loyalty Divorced from the Sacred Sebastian Morello May 21, 2024 Until the conversation orbits the sacrality of what Roger Scruton called ‘homecoming,’ we will be stuck with a politics of empty promises.
Bleak Diagnosis: British Healthcare in Tatters With No Sign of Improvement Michael Curzon May 17, 2024 Thousands of patients are stranded on wards while corpses are being left to decompose.
The Bukele Option Mario Laghos May 15, 2024 Britain is stuck in a mire. El Salvador’s president should be looked to for inspiration on how to get things done.
The Theurgy of Deer Stalking Sebastian Morello May 14, 2024 In the thrill of a deer stalk, the world is revealed to be what it truly is, a divine communication.
Governments Are Beginning to Resist ‘Disinformation Index’ Frederick Attenborough May 2, 2024 The GDI’s aim is to discredit news organisations that it doesn’t like, and to reduce their ad revenue as a means to shut them down.
UK: Thousands of Migrants Set for Rwanda Deportation Are “Missing” Michael Curzon April 30, 2024 The Home Office is in contact with just 38% of the migrants it hopes to send for processing in the African nation.
Scotland: SNP Meltdown Damages Wider Independence Cause Michael Curzon April 30, 2024 Some say the campaign to break Scotland away from the UK is “dead for a generation.”
UK: Third of Foreign Students Who Later Claimed Asylum Went to Just 6 Institutions Michael Curzon April 29, 2024 One analyst said the main function of many British universities seems to be “the distribution of British visas to foreign nationals.”
