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The Chagos fiasco has exposed Labour’s legal cretinism

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Chagos ruling exposes Labour Party legal failures

When Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government moved to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to ...

by Robert Johnson

Iran and the cowardice of Western feminists, with Ayaan Hirsi Ali 28th January 2026

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Iran: Ayaan Hirsi Ali says Western feminists failed to act

The images from Iran — women cutting their hair, burning headscarves, facing riot police — ...

by Robert Johnson

Gorton and Denton: one last heave for the Islamo-left alliance?

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Islamo-left alliance: are Gorton and Denton making one final push?

The Gorton and Denton by-election in Greater Manchester has turned into a high-stakes test of ...

by Robert Johnson

Zack Polanski offers nothing to the working class

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Zack Polanski offers little to working-class voters, critics say

Zack Polanski’s latest party broadcast is glossy, tightly edited, and emotionally tuned to a particular ...

by Robert Johnson

Starmer is an appeaser, not a leader

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Keir Starmer branded an appeaser, failing to show leadership

Since entering 10 Downing Street, Keir Starmer’s government has been defined less by a bold ...

by Robert Johnson

Why is the NHS registering babies as ‘theybies’?

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NHS registers babies as theybies: why it’s happening

A newborn’s first registration at some NHS trusts is now including fields previously reserved for ...

by Robert Johnson

The scourge of Letbyism 30th January 2026

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Letbyism: growing threat as Lucy Letby supporters spread denial and influence

The word “Letbyism” has slipped quickly from niche forums into mainstream conversation, a label for ...

by Robert Johnson

Stealing the Holocaust from the Jews

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Holocaust memory under threat: appropriation erases Jewish suffering

It’s striking—and frankly disturbing—when public figures and major media outlets talk about the Holocaust without ...

by Robert Johnson

Gorton and Denton: has Reform rattled Labour?

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Reform surge rattles Labor in Gorton and Denton

The last week in politics and culture produced a string of provocative podcast episodes that ...

by Robert Johnson

What’s the point of the Tory wets?

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UK Tory wets explained: who they are and why they matter to the Conservatives

The latest episode of the spiked podcast: unlocked is live this week, and it’s available ...

by Robert Johnson

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