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COVID-19

At last, hope of a real Tory mutiny over Covid restrictions

Will Jones - November 28, 2020

FRASER Nelson in the Telegraph reports that the Covid Recovery Group of Conservative MPs is now as many as 100 strong and enjoying increasing clout with...

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Culture Wars

When Eton goes woke, what is left?

Chris McGovern - November 28, 2020

WHEN revolutions exploded across Europe in early 1848, Metternich, the conservative foreign minister of Austria, is reputed to have said: ‘We had planned for...

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Culture Wars

When ‘cultural appropriation’ is hard to swallow

Weaver Sheridan - November 28, 2020

McDONALD’S has been accused of ‘cultural appropriation’ after putting a jerk chicken sandwich on its Christmas menu. Jerk chicken – which is sweet, spicy and...

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COVID-19

Outlawing of the British Resistance

Peter Lloyd - November 28, 2020

THE language is always militaristic. It’s a war, it’s a battle, it’s a fight to defeat the virus. But the war is against the...

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News

Notes from the sticks: Marvellous murmurations

Margaret Ashworth - November 28, 2020

I THINK our spirits need lifting this week – mine certainly do. So here is one of the most incredible sights in nature, and...

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News

Electric spaghetti in Cable Street: The madness of Boris’s ‘green’ car scheme

Henry Getley - November 27, 2020

BORIS Johnson’s plan to ban new diesel and petrol cars from 2030 to make us all drive electric models was brilliantly demolished by Ewen Stewart...

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News

Who’ll save us from Nero Johnson?

Claire Ball - November 27, 2020

AFTER the recurring rhetoric of late – that of Boris Johnson ‘fiddling while Rome burns’ – I decided to watch the 1951 Robert Taylor...

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COVID-19

Boris’s cruel Christmas pantomime

Simon Dolan - November 27, 2020

ANYONE who in the past 20 years has worked in an office, attended a secondary school or been through university is familiar with the first...

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COVID-19

We must resist these sinister new state controls

Ben Habib - November 27, 2020

THIS year has witnessed the most rapid accumulation of state power in the UK since wartime. In the pursuit of its pandemic-controlling agenda the...

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BBC Watch

The new Dust Bowl that even the BBC blames on green climate policies

Geoff Hill - November 27, 2020

IN HIS novel The Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck wrote about the US Dust Bowl of the 1930s and how families were driven off the...

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