
Kemi Badenoch’s Clacton retreat shows the Tories fear Reform
THERE CAN SURELY BE LITTLE DOUBT about how far the Conservative Party has become enveloped in the uniparty consensus after

THERE CAN SURELY BE LITTLE DOUBT about how far the Conservative Party has become enveloped in the uniparty consensus after

TO DESCRIBE THE MURDER of sixteen innocent children and their teacher as “one murder” is not simply inaccurate, it is

IN THE SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT, I have spoken repeatedly about the profound harms inflicted by gender ideology on women and children.

THANK YOU for making me King of Scotland. About time too. Anyway, here are my first decrees. I will leave

THE RECENT WESTMINSTER BY-ELECTIONS have not solved the problems that the UK faces. They have merely rearranged the deckchairs on

AARON SWARTZ believed the internet could set knowledge free. That may sound naïve now, after years of bot farms, algorithmic

ABOVE ALL ELSE, Reform UK is a party that has focused on exposing and remedying the problems of uncontrolled immigration,

THANK GOODNESS for the respite! No matter how important it is that we get to the bottom of the SNP’s

MY BOOK, CLIMATE CHANGE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE, explored the “science” of climate change and the flawed energy policy response, but

IN THE FINAL PAGES of his new book The Shortest History of Scotland, Murray Pittock lays out a disconcerting irony: