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Al-Quds Day proves it – multiculturalism has been the death of Britain

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Al-Quds Day protests spark debate over multiculturalism’s effect on Britain

A large crowd gathered on London’s South Bank this weekend for the Al-Quds event, turning ...

by Robert Johnson

Labour is manufacturing consent for digital ID

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Digital ID: UK Labour Party accused of manufacturing consent

The new Channel 4 program Handcuffed — in which two strangers with opposing lifestyles are ...

by Robert Johnson

Why migration can’t solve the birth crisis, with Stephen J Shaw 16th March 2026

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Birth crisis: why migration can’t solve it, Stephen J. Shaw explains

Falling birth rates are reshaping economies and political debates around the world. For many policymakers, ...

by Robert Johnson

How to solve Britain’s energy crisis

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UK energy crisis: practical solutions to cut bills and secure supply

A new flare-up in the Middle East has sent energy markets scrambling and reopened a ...

by Robert Johnson

Now they’re trying to make St Patrick woke

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St. Patrick woke debate sparks backlash over recasting history

On a day when most of Ireland looks forward to a pint, parades and a ...

by Robert Johnson

Iran’s evil empire

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Iran’s regional influence raises alarms over authoritarian expansion

Melanie Phillips has returned to the conversation about the conflict in Iran with an urgent ...

by Robert Johnson

The Greens have a woman problem

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Green Party faces criticism over treatment of women

The Green Party of England and Wales, under the leadership of Zack Polanski, has recently ...

by Robert Johnson

Why Musk is right to fight the EU’s empire of censorship

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Musk vs EU censorship: why his fight matters for free speech

A fierce legal battle over the future of online speech is unfolding in Brussels’ shadow. ...

by Robert Johnson

Police officers shouldn’t be sacked for doing their job

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Police officers shouldn’t be fired for doing their jobs

Custody sergeant Rhodri Davies has lost his job at South Wales Police after striking a ...

by Robert Johnson

Why Britain is so vulnerable to the new world disorder

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Britain vulnerable to new world disorder as geopolitical risks rise

The recent US and Israeli strikes on Iran have done more than escalate tensions in ...

by Robert Johnson

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