Articles

External links to articles Douglas Murray has written for various publications

The Sun
11 November 2020

Why do John Major and Nick Clegg keeping dragging down Great Britain?

Sir John has been furious for years, since the British public failed to take his advice and voted for Brexit

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UnHerd
9 November 2020

America’s divisions will only get worse

Trump didn’t cause the vitriol and polarisation, and it won’t end now he’s gone

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The Daily Mail
8 November 2020

A warning to all those cheering Joe Biden’s win… he’s no friend of Britain

Britain has never had any great love for Donald Trump. His approval ratings among the public here rarely went above 25 per cent.

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The Spectator
7 November 2020

The cameras miss what’s really happening in Washington

On election day in the capital there is no thrill in the air, but there is a sound: that of hardboard being placed over all of Washington’s windows.

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The Sun
5 November 2020

Washington is on a knife-edge — America needs prayers & more to get through election peacefully

WASHINGTON DC is on a knife-edge today with both sides trying to claim victory in the US election.

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The Telegraph
4 November 2020

Even if he doesn’t win, this election proves that Trump is no white nationalist

His success among ethnic minorities means there are some slurs about him that should really be put to rest

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The Sun
2 November 2020

Polls shout Joe Biden but the American people whisper: Donald Trump

For the past month I have been travelling around the States, taking the temperature of the country before tomorrow’s vote. From coast to coast, the US is a nation on edge.

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UnHerd
2 November 2020

How Martin Amis brought Christopher Hitchens back to life

In his new book, the novelist swerves an opportunity to capture the brilliance of his late friend

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The Telegraph
31 October 2020

Why so many Americans still love Trump

From foreign policy to tackling wokeness, his successes have been noticed

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National Review
29 October 2020

White Supremacy in a Magic Lantern

An outsider’s perspective on America’s racial discontent

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The Spectator
29 October 2020

Trump’s humour is his weakness — and his strength

When he slings nicknames at his opponents and otherwise goes off script, both he and the crowd get to enjoy themselves

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The Spectator
26 October 2020

Why should The Strand survive?

It has become another improbable victim of the culture wars

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