Articles
External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications
The Muslim Council of Britain should back off
The attack on BBC presenter Emma Barnett is designed to ensure no one can challenge it
The EU is tearing itself apart right before our eyes
Italy snubbed in its hour of need. France and Germany at each other’s throats. Hungary and Austria turning to Russian and Chinese vaccines…
My entry to the Martin McGuinness poetry prize
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.
Will freedom always be just over the horizon?
At the beginning of Lockdown 1 we were told we needed to stay housebound for a number of weeks to ‘flatten the curve’.
I tried ‘unconscious bias training’. Shockingly, it proved a woke fraud
It is a pointless and divisive exercise which owes its existence to a collaboration of the dim, the opportunistic and the easily bullied
What has the New York Times got against Ayaan Hirsi Ali?
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.
Facebook’s incompetent censorship
Its hypocritical attempts to clamp down on ‘misinformation’ are ultimately self-defeating
Corrupt WHO was never going to get to the bottom of where Covid originated from
The World Health Organisation (WHO) had one job. To work out who-dunnit.
Keir Starmer may be red, white and blue but the Left is still anti-Britain
A GROWING number of people are suggesting that the Leader of the Opposition has nothing going for him. And that isn’t quite fair. Keir Starmer has one thing going for him. He isn’t Jeremy Corbyn.
Hit-job journalism misses the target again
Jordan Peterson’s critics continue to ignore the most interesting thing about him
The disconnect of Davos Man
The only thing messier than a barely regulated internet is one regulated by the people who would like to regulate it
A Bracing Honesty
Review of ‘Friends and Enemies’ by Barbara Amiel