Well, I was expecting now to do a piece on the Conservative manifesto, but I'm afraid the party has rather cocked it up. Not only was th...

Possibly the most important piece of news of the day is easy to overlook. Our hero is no high profile politician or media personality, no m...

On 6th November I wrote a piece that included The events are designed to show how powerful and important are the broadcasters, and how t...

Am I detecting a change in temperature in support for the Hong Kong protesters? When they were waving union flags as an un-ironic symbol of ...

One of the upsides of having a main residence in a place in which 2m of Winter snow is not unusual and the entire landscape is trying consta...

I pay about £17 a month for unlimited interweb at a consistent speed of 30MB - plenty for me, with Netflix, a couple of internet radios on a...

With a monumental lack of irony, Donald Tusk claimed yesterday that Brexit marked the true end of Empire, as though anyone thought that suc...

This election is round one in an existential war to win back popular democracy. Ranged against the people of Britain are the globalist powe...

The debt owed to Nigel Farage cannot be understated. Without him, David Cameron would never have agreed the Referendum. And as a Conservativ...

It's all about Farage. He has become Remain's secret weapon and the columnists are saying so. "Nigel Farage would rather scupp...

There are dark forces in human hearts that we simply cannot allow to be released. Whether the objects of their hatred are defined by faith o...

I've known quite a few Labourites down the years. In South Yorkshire being Labour was as much a part of life as the Yorkshire main coal ...

I'm not a fan of TV debates in which the party leaders are encouraged to sneer and bark at each other like bare knuckle boxers. Inevitab...

Dr Keith Sutherland has a job at Exeter University. His piece in the Speccie detailing the shortcomings of citizens' juries and of deli...

Readers may recall a post I made in September under the title 'Good riddance to a meretricious arsewipe'. After recalling my first e...

Somewhat busy at the moment with the election, but be inspired by a tidy piece by Dan Hannan in the Telegraph this morning - Ask yoursel...

Paul Goodman of Conservative Home is, on the face of it, a textbook professional politician. From student political organiser to researcher,...

The cull begins - the long awaited clear-out of the Commons. Like Brexit itself, it won't be an event but a process, but we have 56 who ...

Thay have all, finally, agreed to a general election. To the dismay of his MPs and the probable fury of the Noncefinder-General Mr Watson,...

Today is yet another crunch day for Brexit. So many crunch days for Brexit have come and gone that I am not getting excited; either the Com...