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Don’t rip the scab off this wound, Mr Burnham
A return to free movement would show that Labour had abandoned its mission to win back disaffected working-class voters across post-industrial Britain
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October 2026
Why should our children fight for a nation that has utterly failed them?
Establishment figures beating the war drums seem not to understand that the Britain of the 20th century no longer exists
Oct 24
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Police should be fighting crime, not the culture wars
It’s unfashionable to say so, but disparity in workforce demographics is rarely a consequence of discrimination and prejudice
Oct 17
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We’re getting the band back together
Despite concerted efforts to extinguish it, the flame of Euroscepticism still burns inside the Labour party
Oct 10
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I no longer doubt it: Britain has a two-tier justice system
The draconian sentence handed down to a small boat protester provides compelling evidence of judicial bias
Oct 3
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France ablaze: my interview on GB News
This afternoon, I joined GB News to discuss the riots spreading across France and the possibility that we will experience similar outbreaks of violence…
Oct 2
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September 2026
The BBC’s cultural gatekeepers are at it again
Even a Bafta-winning comedy by two socially-conscious comedians isn’t beyond the clutches of the corporation’s censors
Sep 29
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Are we heading for a snap general election?
Yesterday I joined Alex Phillips on her show on Talk to discuss the likelihood that Andy Burnham will call a snap general election, and the prospects…
Sep 26
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Burnham and Farage should beware the fable of the Kilkenny cats
Labour and Reform both stand to lose in the spat over political donations
Sep 23
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An act of domination?
Why is the display of our national flags on lamp posts ‘intimidating’, but the hoisting of the Pakistan standard over an ancient fortress not so?
Sep 14
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The left’s betrayal of children
Only those devoid of a moral compass could refuse to recognise the devastating effects of family breakdown
Sep 8
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Put the guitar away, prime minister - the country is going down the plughole
Voters don’t want Starmerism with better comms; they want change – hot, strong and fast
Sep 4
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