Sitemap - 2026 - Paul Embery

Police should be fighting crime, not the culture wars

We’re getting the band back together

I no longer doubt it: Britain has a two-tier justice system

France ablaze: my interview on GB News

The BBC’s cultural gatekeepers are at it again

Are we heading for a snap general election?

Burnham and Farage should beware the fable of the Kilkenny cats

An act of domination?

The left’s betrayal of children

Put the guitar away, prime minister - the country is going down the plughole

My hometown: the least-friendly place in England

Diversity barriers are literally disfiguring our national landscape

No, the media did not 'lynch' Jason Arday

Here's a first: a union protest I don't support

Sooner or later we’re all going to be dead

The heroine with a pool cue

Unmasking the AI frauds

Farage is taking a gamble - but his rivals are taking a bigger one

My speech on migration, borders and belonging

'We're still here. We still exist'

Will the real Andy Burnham stand up?

Brexit reflections

A flaming liberty

Paul Embery speaks with Jacob Rees-Mogg and Iain Dale

For the race-obsessed British state, the bill is landing

Robert Kenyon versus the social media offendotrons

Labour's Brexit madness 2.0

Is the old class system dead?

Something big just happened

What a recent visit to a popular local taught me

Titans and pygmies

How the Left lost the working class

The one thing that makes me ashamed of the trade union movement

Imagine if Trump had aped Muhammad

Lefties against net zero!

Multiculturalism has failed - here's what should replace it

A global catastrophe made in the White House

Politics turned upside down

Talking Iran

Freedom of speech just took another hit

Scrap foreign nationals' voting rights

Is the Lebanonisation of Britain under way?

Is the tide finally turning on the diversity hucksters?

'Super councils': an exercise in democratic butchery

Labour's big problem

I'm still a heretic

Tory 'wets' will lead their party to oblivion

The king over the Manchester Ship Canal

The plot to criminalise populist politicians

The double standards of the plastic patriots

Treachery, egotism and the bedlam of British politics

'Might is right' is wrong