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Thursday, 11 June 2026
Sunak says "Flat is the new up" for British businesses.
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Rishi Sunak The country has gone to the dogs and it's largely the fault of politicians and their policies. I remember the beautiful ...
Think Tank calls on Labour to scrap the triple lock.
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Labour pledged to maintain the triple lock that annually uprates the state retirement pension, for the duration of this Parliament. It...
Was Henry Nowak a victim of two tier policing?
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Some Sikhs who live in Southampton have said that they are afraid to go out since the stabbing of Henry Nowak by Vickrum Digwa. Statistica...
Out of his depth. Rob Kenyon of Reform UK.
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Rob Kenyon, the Reform UK candidate for Makerfield, was clearly out of his depth when he appeared on Question Time. He didn't seem to ...
Wednesday, 3 June 2026
Is a university education still of value?
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Both Peter Hitchens and his brother Christopher Hitchens were middle-class boarding school boys who were never likely to be seen dead wear...
Monday, 1 June 2026
Orwell and flawed characters.
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Eric & Eileen Blair We need George Orwell more today than ever. Orwell should be compulsory reading for all British school children. W...
Somerset Maughan & the 'Homintern'.
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W. Somerset Maugham Christopher Hitchens said that W. Somerset Maughan, " turned out third-rate prose by the yard, or the furlong ....
The Burnham Conundrum.
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Andy Burnham By: Andrew Wallace If government and politics are a necessary evil then it is also said to be the art of the possible, reflec...
Thursday, 28 May 2026
Blair the derided carpetbagger.
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Diavolo incarnato - Tony Blair Tony Blair is a derided carpetbagger. After leaving Downing Street, all he did was line his own pockets and...
Tuesday, 26 May 2026
Adam Smith & Moral Sentiments.
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Adam Smith was not an economist. He was a professor of moral philosophy at Glasgow University. I have read his Wealth of Nations and I ...
Imagined Communities.
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Many people today are obsessed with borders and regaining control of their borders, but before the late 18th century, there were no real n...
Burnham and the Bee Network.
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I am a regular user of buses, so I do have some idea about the standard of service that is being provided in Greater Manchester. Before...
Friday, 22 May 2026
All the Prime Minister’s Men: A Nixonian case study of Starmer’s corrupt government.
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By: Andrew Wallace Anarchists contend that the idea and practice of government is a folly as it places individuals within a coercive frame...
Wednesday, 20 May 2026
Manchester Power House or Manchester Doss House?
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Lampwick Quay, Ancoats Manchester city centre has been dubbed 'Dubai on Deansgate' . It's rather obvious that there has been a...
Tameside Labour gravy train hits the buffer.
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It was fairly predictable that voters in Tameside were going to give Labour a bloody nose. One councillor who lost his seat after 42 years...
Reform UK councillors have "zero political experience" says Tameside Reform UK Chairman.
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Rob Barrowcliffe The chairman of Tameside Reform UK, Rob Barrowcliffe has just told us that the new Reform UK councillors who have been el...
Thursday, 14 May 2026
Tom Paine and Monarchy.
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There's a singular lack of hostility shown towards the privileged aristocracy by people living in Britain and the Republican movement,...
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