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The ‘anti-extremism’ movement has always been a con

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Anti-extremism movement has always been a con

The recent criminal indictment against the Southern Poverty Law Center has unsettled many on both ...

by Robert Johnson

‘Iran is still a nuclear threat’

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Iran nuclear threat persists as Tehran expands uranium enrichment program

Mark Dubowitz, a longtime foreign policy adviser aligned with former President Trump, laid out a ...

by Robert Johnson

Starmer’s Brexit reset is economic suicide

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Brexit reset by Starmer would be economic suicide

Last week the UK government stunned business leaders and Brexit supporters alike by setting out ...

by Robert Johnson

Post-Grenfell red tape has worsened the housing crisis

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Housing crisis worsens as post-Grenfell safety red tape delays repairs

Simon Dudley’s dismissal from Reform UK in early April sparked a fast-moving controversy that says ...

by Robert Johnson

The terrorist who can’t be deported

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Terrorist can’t be deported due to legal and human rights barriers

The case of Shah Rahman — a Bangladeshi-born man convicted in a plot to target ...

by Robert Johnson

‘One cheap drone can shut down the global economy’ 23rd April 2026

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Cheap drones could shut down the global economy, experts warn

A single inexpensive quadcopter—costing less than a weekend gadget—might sound harmless. But in an era ...

by Robert Johnson

The arrogant Alastair Campbell was no match for the great JK Rowling

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JK Rowling outshines Alastair Campbell in public clash

When a high-profile novelist and a former political spin doctor trade barbs online, the result ...

by Robert Johnson

That gang rape in Brighton confirms it – Britain is broken

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Brighton gang rape signals growing safety concerns across Britain

The image of a young man smirking as he left court stayed with me. It ...

by Robert Johnson

Can slippery Starmer cling on?

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Keir Starmer slipping in polls: can he hold on to Labour leadership?

New audio drops this week mix culture war sparks with hardline foreign-policy debate. From a ...

by Robert Johnson

Being a TERF in the arts, with James Dreyfus

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TERF in the arts: James Dreyfus on identity, backlash and creativity

This week’s Spiked program goes behind the headlines with a fresh episode of Spiked Podcast: ...

by Robert Johnson

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