08.04.2026

Hit back at the slavery shakedown artists

To demand reparations from Britain, which stamped out the trade, is not just ill-mannered; it is hostile...

The Telegraph

02.04.2026

Force yourself to remember

Six years on, the lockdowns are still the chief fact of our lives...

The Telegraph

28.03.2026

Labour dislikes Britain

Or at least all the things that make Britain what it is...

The Telegraph


24.03.2026

Our worst humiliation since Suez

Starmer has left Britain friendless and risible...

The Telegraph

16.03.2026

The real 1776 revolution

Precisely 250 years ago, a book changed everything...

The Telegraph

10.03.2026

Rule by human rights lawyers is oddly inhuman

Starmer allows the diktats of international law to override decency, common sense and the national interest...

The Telegraph


04.03.2026

Ed Miliband is bankrupting Britain

The saturnine energy secretary is making us colder and poorer while the rest of the world ditches net zero...

The Telegraph

17.02.2026

Post-Brexit cowardice

We have used our Brexit freedoms to pursue more regulation, higher taxes and more restrictive trade...

The Telegraph

08.02.2026

We are governed by Eloi in a world of Morlocks

Britain alone is still tearing around looking for international courts to surrender to...

The Telegraph


26.01.2026

Will Farage unite the Right?

The next few weeks will determine the relationship between Reform and the Conservatives...

The Telegraph

20.01.2026

Reversing the most pernicious revolution of our lifetimes

Few things will improve the world more unambiguously than undoing the 1979 Iranian Revolution...

The Telegraph

16.01.2026

Was Thatcherism a dead cat bounce?

A blip in Britain's long-term decline, like Justinian's brief reoccupation of Rome?...

The Telegraph


04.01.2026

This is even worse than rejoining the EU

We are taking all the worst bits of EU membership and leaving all the good bits ...

The Telegraph

02.01.2026

We are diminished as a nation

In betraying the Chagossians, we betray ourselves ...

The Telegraph

26.12.2025

The worst idea in politics

There are arguments (though I don't buy them) for joining the EU; there are no arguments for a customs union...

The Telegraph


20.12.2025

If you want juries replaced by judges, I have two words for you: Lucy Connolly

Juries domesticate our legal system, making it the property of the people, not their rulers...

The Telegraph

16.12.2025

Labour is finished. Is Britain?

Taxing work to pay for benefits can only end in one thing...

The Telegraph

10.12.2025

End of the Western alliance

Trump is imposing a Munich type settlement on Ukraine, and the result will be similar...

The Telegraph


02.12.2025

We don’t seem to want democracy

We moan about woke police, but we ignored the mechanism designed to align their priorities with ours...

The Telegraph

26.11.2025

Axe the licence fee

In the age of YouTube and Netflix, it is not so much anachronistic as absurd...

The Telegraph

16.11.2025

Britain chooses poverty

We vote down short-term pain, preferring gentle decline...

The Telegraph


10.11.2025

The US prepares to attack Venezuela

It won't be a land invasion, but it will be enough to topple Maduro...

The Telegraph

04.11.2025

Our approach to China is 180 degrees the wrong way around

We should be tougher on everything EXCEPT trade...

The Telegraph

26.10.2025

Britain is the only country hated by its own leaders

Nowhere else in the world is it transgressive to fly your national flag...

The Telegraph


20.10.2025

Anti-Semitism comes to Britain

We used to be the best country in Europe to be Jewish - until now...

The Telegraph

12.10.2025

ID cards open the path to authoritarianism

You don't think we could have a Chinese-style police state? You have forgotten lockdown...

The Telegraph

04.10.2025

DEI is killing Oxford

An altered electorate has seen the Oxford Union forget its old values...

The Telegraph


28.09.2025

Starmer is a ghost

He moves and no one sees, he talks and no one hears...

The Telegraph

20.09.2025

To conserve or to reform?

The two Rightist parties are closer on policy than either will admit, but far apart on mood, texture, vibe...

The Telegraph

18.09.2025

Putin is at war with the entire Western order

He hates the British, in particular, not for what they do, but for who they are...

The Telegraph


12.09.2025

The Ulsterisation of England

Flags are ceasing to be national symbols and becoming territorial ethnic markers...

The Telegraph

02.09.2025

Unemployment is back

Turns out - who knew? - that taxing employment means fewer jobs...

The Telegraph

25.08.2025

Ukraine betrayed

And, more to the point, the Western world order with it...

The Telegraph


21.08.2025

More laws, more lawlessness

Naming laws after people is a symptom of a failed political system ...

The Telegraph

13.08.2025

When the English began to hate

It was not preached to the crowd, it was not taught by the state...

The Telegraph

09.08.2025

A Farage-proof surrender treaty

Starmer approaches the EU in the manner of a penitent wanting the sin of Brexit scourged away...

The Telegraph


03.08.2025

A benefits system with a government attached

When benefits pay more than work, people will take them...

The Telegraph

28.07.2025

Islamogauchisme comes to Britain

These Red-Green alliances rarely end well for the Reds...

The Telegraph

20.07.2025

We have chosen to bankrupt ourselves

Labour's refusal to slow the rise in welfare spending makes a financial crisis inevitable...

The Telegraph


14.07.2025

Why libertarians are losing

More's the pity...

The Telegraph

06.07.2025

Don’t lose your marbles

The idea of a collective racial claim on the Elgin Marbles is incompatible with freedom and property...

The Telegraph

04.07.2025

Britain is becoming a Third World country

Mass immigration has destroyed the social capital which used to set it apart...

The Telegraph


28.06.2025

Where the Tory/Refom pact should begin

Scotland's electoral system makes the 2026 Holyrood poll an obvious place to start...

The Telegraph

22.06.2025

On the Ruin of Britain

We are going to go bankrupt, and the political parties, like the electorate, are cheering it on...

The Telegraph

14.06.2025

The Chagos betrayal is unforgivable

We are run by student union activists...

The Telegraph


10.06.2025

Becoming the EU’s gimp

Two-tier Keir wants a two-tier EU, with 27 full members and Britain as a non-voting member...

The Telegraph

04.06.2025

Personality cults have no place in the Anglosphere

We should leave all that nonsense to excitable foreigners...

The Telegraph

02.06.2025

The end of the beginning

The bulk of the US-UK trade ideal s still on its way...

The Telegraph


30.05.2025

Conservatives should be cheering Labour’s trade liberalisation

They did almost all the work themselves...

The Telegraph

26.05.2025

At last, an India trade deal

The partnership between the UK and India is one of the few bright spots in a world turning away from trade...

The Telegraph

24.05.2025

The Americanisation of CANZUK

The Canadian and Australian conservative leaders effectively lost their seats to Trump...

The Telegraph


18.05.2025

We need technical schools

Labour's plans for academies have left many of them wondering whether they can carry on...

The Telegraph

10.05.2025

The beginning of the end of woke?

No, not quite yet...

The Telegraph

04.05.2025

Why are so few novelists conservative?

Mario Vargas Llosa was a rare exception, and a consistent opponent of tyranny...

The Telegraph


30.04.2025

An Atlantic trade deal is within Starmer’s grasp

It will be the most successful moment of his premiership...

The Telegraph

22.04.2025

Marine Le Pen: Scamming MEP or Eurosceptic martyr?

Banning popular opposition candidates is almost never a good idea...

The Telegraph

16.04.2025

Lessons from our closest allies

Donald Trump has destroyed the Right in Canada, and possibly also Australia...

The Telegraph


10.04.2025

Time for CANZUK

Britain has three permanent allies...

The Telegraph

04.04.2025

We chose to ruin ourselves

Five years on, we still can't admit that ithe lockdowns were for nothing...

The Telegraph

26.03.2025

The biggest security threat is slow growth

Who cares whether we spend two, three of five per cent of GDP on defence when GDP is flatlining?...

The Telegraph


18.03.2025

Britain must choose: America or Europe?

JD Vance has made clear that carrying on as now is not an option...

The Telegraph

10.03.2025

The Chagos betrayal marks our lowest moment

Labour is siding with our enemies...

The Telegraph

06.03.2025

Government by human rights lawyers is finishing us off

The Chagos betrayal will eventually destroy either Starmer or Britain...

The Telegraph


26.02.2025

How Harmerism wrecked Britain

The rest of the world has given up on rule by human rights lawyers...

The Telegraph

22.02.2025

The woke won’t allow even one free speech university

James Tooley's calvary at Buckingham shows what campus conservatives are up against...

The Telegraph

18.02.2025

Labour will end up embracing Brexit

It won't want to, but it will have no option...

The Telegraph


10.02.2025

The coming British-American free speech war

Suppose a British court were to fine X ten per cent of its revenue under the Online Safety Act...

The Telegraph

04.02.2025

Labour’s only shot at power

If the Right remains split, Labour could win with as little as 25 per cent...

The Telegraph

26.01.2025

Without a Tory-Reform pact, Labour will cling on

If human beings were logic-driven androids, it would already have happened...

The Telegraph


22.01.2025

We are paying the EU for the privilege of giving it what it wants

Keir Starmer sees the "reset" as atonement for Brexit, not an opportunity to make gains...

The Telegraph

18.01.2025

Now parliamentarians can be barred for lack of racial sensitivity

The case of Baroness Meyer shows that we have brought a new Test Act into Parliament...

The Telegraph

10.01.2025

Why meddle with what is working well?

English football is an unquestionable global success so, naturally, we want to subject it to state regulation...

The Telegraph


02.01.2025

Labour can’t even get wokery right

Determined to back an ex-colony against a coloniser, a brown nation against a white, it overlooked the Chagossians...

The Telegraph

22.12.2024

Britain is becoming an anti-free speech outlier

In the nation of Milton and Wilkes, free expression is subordinated to the imagined sensitivities of approved minorities...

The Telegraph

08.12.2024

Might Labour be the party that exploits Brexit?

It won't want to, but it will struggle to find arguments against a US trade deal...

The Telegraph


30.11.2024

How the Tories can come back

The first step is to reunite the Right...

The Telegraph

20.11.2024

O’Sullivan’s First Law

All organisations not explicitly Right-wing become Left-wing over time...

The Telegraph

10.11.2024

Reparations are wrong on every level

Illiberal and collectivist, they are based on shockingly bad history...

The Telegraph


30.10.2024

Why I back Jenrick

Together, through the ages of the world, we have fought the long defeat...

The Telegraph

26.10.2024

Writing this could get me ten years in a Mauritian prison

Britain is not the colonial oppressor here...

The Telegraph

08.10.2024

The ruin of Rejoin

Supporters of EU membership have gone from running all three parties to handing out flags at the Last Night of the Proms...

The Telegraph


02.10.2024

This has done for Labour

They don't realise it yet, but the early prisoner releases have finished their government...

The Telegraph

23.09.2024

We’re going to hell in a handcart

Labour isn't engaging in cynical economic populism, it genuinely believes this rubbish...

The Telegraph

21.09.2024

Labour’s abject approach to the EU

Britain's proposed concessions are being treated as requests...

The Telegraph


11.09.2024

Ukraine can still win

The Kursk offensive is all about changing attitudes in Russia to the cost of the war...

The Telegraph

07.09.2024

Brexit is working

Our economy has not performed as badly as those in the EU...

The Telegraph

01.09.2024

Never excuse riots - ever

If Lefties now glory in crackdowns, good - conservatives have no business opposing them...

The Telegraph


23.08.2024

Shortest. Honeymoon. Ever.

We knew Labour would mess up, but the speed is shocking...

The Telegraph

11.08.2024

We are reaching the point where tax can’t rise any more

Labour is about to relearn some basic economics lessons...

The Telegraph

05.08.2024

However you vote, the Blob wins

The Tories tried, however ineffectually, to restrain their woke civil servants, but that's all over now...

The Telegraph


28.07.2024

My choice for next Tory leader

Here are the things I'm looking for...

The Telegraph

22.07.2024

Can a deal be done with Farage?

The Reform leader does not do compromise...

The Telegraph

18.07.2024

Unite the Right

The way back for the Tories runs through Reform...

The Telegraph


10.07.2024

Three and a half centuries of Toryism are over

It seems a tad disproportionate, but there we are...

The Telegraph

08.07.2024

No one mention the lockdowns!

We rage at the politicians who carried out precisely what we demanded ...

The Telegraph

28.06.2024

One party rule, here we come

Never before will we have had so lopsided a House of Commons...

The Telegraph


20.06.2024

Creepy Keir Starmer

In saying that he would let a loved one suffer rather than use private medicine, the Labour leader has revealed how he thinks...

The Telegraph

14.06.2024

We know we’ll regret it, but we’ll still put Labour in

The things that are upsetting us - high immigration, wasted taxes, unresponsive public services - will all get worse...

The Telegraph

10.06.2024

If you can keep it

The American republic is collapsing before our eyes...

The Telegraph


02.06.2024

Britain is a liberal outlier in fortress Europe

Neither side would have predicted it in 2016, but the UK is unique in not voting for the authoritarian Right...

The Telegraph

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