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Spain’s woke autocracy 16th February 2026

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Spain’s woke policies raise alarm over authoritarian drift

Spain is in the middle of a fierce cultural and political tug‑of‑war. On one side, ...

by Robert Johnson

The great revolt against greenism 16th February 2026

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Backlash against environmentalism surges as voters and businesses push back on green policies

Independent media survives when readers step forward. At spiked, a tiny fraction of our audience ...

by Robert Johnson

The ‘anti-Zionist’ inquisition comes for Matt Lucas

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Matt Lucas faces anti-Zionist backlash amid controversy

Comedian Matt Lucas was filmed being followed and shouted at on a London Underground escalator ...

by Robert Johnson

Starmer is still an enemy of democracy

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Keir Starmer accused of undermining democracy

Britain’s political scene hit a bitter flashpoint this week when the government abruptly reversed a ...

by Robert Johnson

Aberdeen is being ravaged by Net Zero lunacy 17th February 2026

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Aberdeen hit hard by net zero policies as oil jobs and economy suffer

Aberdeen’s city center has become a flashpoint in a broader national debate over how quickly ...

by Robert Johnson

Don’t blame the ‘boys’ club’ for bringing down Starmer

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Keir Starmer’s fall isn’t the fault of the boys’ club

The Labour government’s first year in office has been marked by faltering economic indicators, a ...

by Robert Johnson

Parliament must have the final say on Palestine Action

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Palestine Action: parliament must have final say

The High Court has overturned the UK government’s decision to list Palestine Action as a ...

by Robert Johnson

Europe is still clinging to America’s security blanket

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Europe still relies on U.S. security support

The Munich Security Conference this year felt, at moments, like a family reunion — warm ...

by Robert Johnson

‘No taxation without representation’ must be non-negotiable

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No taxation without representation: why it must remain non-negotiable

Standing in a downpour in West Sussex last week, I handed out leaflets for something ...

by Robert Johnson

‘Immigration is the issue of the century’ 18th February 2026

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Immigration could be the issue of the century, experts warn

Immigration is reshaping politics, economies, and communities worldwide. As debates intensify across city halls and ...

by Robert Johnson

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