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‘It’s not if you’ll be cancelled, it’s when’ 7th May 2026

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Cancel culture: experts warn everyone is likely to be canceled eventually

Cancel culture has moved from a fringe warning to a mainstream reality: accidents, comments, or ...

by Robert Johnson

The fall of the Golden State

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California’s decline: what it means for politics and the economy

California’s skyline still glitters with tech logos, but the shine no longer tells the whole ...

by Robert Johnson

Islamism’s useful idiots

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Islamism: how Western supporters and enablers help extremist movements

The violence in Golders Green felt different—not because it was more shocking than previous attacks, ...

by Robert Johnson

The English have revolted

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England protests spread nationwide as public revolt grows over government policy

England’s local election returns have upended expectations, delivering a shock that looks far deeper than ...

by Robert Johnson

The crimes of Palestine Action

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Palestine Action: alleged crimes explained

This week’s episode of Spiked Podcast: Unlocked brings a fresh, hard-hitting conversation reserved for the ...

by Robert Johnson

Let this be the final nail in Labour’s coffin

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UK Labour Party risks final nail in its coffin after latest setback

Voters delivered a dramatic rebuke to the ruling Labour Party in yesterday’s local elections, overturning ...

by Robert Johnson

The Reform surge: an English revolution

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Reform Party surge in England triggers political shake-up

New audio episodes and conversations are rolling out this week from spiked’s roster, pairing sharp ...

by Robert Johnson

Why Labour is so loathed by the English working class 8th May 2026

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Labour party loathed by English working-class voters: why and what it means

On 8 May 2026, the gulf between the Labour Party and large swathes of the ...

by Robert Johnson

Reform’s victory shows the Brexit spirit is alive and well

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Brexit spirit alive after Reform victory in UK

Thursday’s local council results marked more than a routine shift in seats — they signaled ...

by Robert Johnson

Has the ‘Green wave’ turned into a trickle? 8th May 2026

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Green wave falters in 2026 elections as gains fall short

After a decade of steady gains and high-profile breakthroughs, the momentum behind green political movements ...

by Robert Johnson

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