Thank you all for that welcome. I don’t know about you, but I found those stories, whether it’s on the screens on the videos or… Read More »Read Keir Starmer’s speech launching Labour’s ‘core retail offer’ for voters – LabourList

Tobias Ellwood is a former Chair of the Defence Select Committee, and the MP for Bournemouth East. We conveniently compartmentalises human history into eras. Simply… Read More »Tobias Ellwood: China, Russia, and Iran form a potent anti-Western axis that threatens global war | Conservative Home

So let’s start with the good news. (SPOILER ALERT!!) After his beating in last week’s episode in a Belfast nightclub during a botched surveillance operation… Read More »Desperate Measures

A Palestinian bid for full membership of the United Nations took another step forward on Friday, after a resolution — albeit watered down — passed… Read More »What does Australia’s vote for Palestine in the UN actually mean?

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The following is an updated version of a column originally published in December 2022. One of the bestselling books of the 1970s was “The Peter… Read More »White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre: Incompetent but Protected by DEI

  Xerxes, my friend the former left-wing columnist (who seems to have decided to clip his wings), wants the Beatitudes revised. He feels they no… Read More »The New Beatitudes

On Friday, the Supreme Court decided Warner Chappell Music, Inc. v. Nealy. This case involved the statute of limitations and remedies under the Copyright Act.… Read More »How I Learned About The Copyright Act’s Statute of Limitations

Andy Beckett’s new book is, he writes in the introduction, “the story of a group of political explorers and of a series of interlocking political… Read More »The Searchers by Andy Beckett: ‘A vivid profile of left MPs, down but not out’ – LabourList

A nation’s wealth and greatness is not measured by the number of billionaires but by how well it takes care of its children and weakest… Read More »Here’s why rising child poverty is a political choice