Subscribers will know that I wrote in my column for the magazine this week about the revelations by former journalist Roy Greenslade that he was an active supporter of the IRA throughout the Troubles.
A new official will try to keep campus debates unfettered
Despite their outrageous comments on vaccines, the two leaders get a free pass from the Left
The no-platforming of yet another academic raises uncomfortable questions about free speech
The attack on BBC presenter Emma Barnett is designed to ensure no one can challenge it
Italy snubbed in its hour of need. France and Germany at each other’s throats. Hungary and Austria turning to Russian and Chinese vaccines…
In these winter months, we must find our amusements where we can. And like many people I was amused to learn recently that the ‘Martin McGuinness Peace Foundation’ has announced a poetry competition in honour of the late IRA leader.
At the beginning of Lockdown 1 we were told we needed to stay housebound for a number of weeks to ‘flatten the curve’.
It is a pointless and divisive exercise which owes its existence to a collaboration of the dim, the opportunistic and the easily bullied
Ayaan Hirsi Ali is not an easy person to cancel. She has survived the brutal murder of her colleague Theo van Gogh, lived through more than two decades of serious threats to her life and fled more countries than many people have visited.
Its hypocritical attempts to clamp down on ‘misinformation’ are ultimately self-defeating
The World Health Organisation (WHO) had one job. To work out who-dunnit.