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‘Is it heartening for you to see someone like anti-immigration Pauline doing well in Australia?’ asked the Channel Nine journalist. He was chatting, as you do, to a character called Thomas Robb, who happens to be the leader, or Grand...
So let’s not panic in the face of populism Britain is again debating how to ‘unite the right’. In the Telegraph last week, Lord Frost – Boris Johnson’s former Brexit negotiator – argued that the Conservatives and Reform must reach an...
The tobacco excise is today’s window tax England once taxed daylight. It did so for 155 years. That is the number to keep in mind as we watch Canberra defend a tobacco excise that has handed four-fifths of a legal market to organised...
The right wins big – and could also soon in France We think we’ve heard it all before: a European election heralded as a great victory for the right against open borders and net zero. The conservatives win more votes than any other party. But...
Or lose again Because the enemy is from within, the next election is probably the most crucial in our nation’s history. If the parties who hate traditional Australia – the anti-Australia axis – remain in power, we will follow Argentina and...
Can gambling and racing survive Labour’s onslaught? The August 2004 cover of Playboy features a topless Eva Herzigova (‘The supermodel is supernaked’) and promises a piece about ‘America’s 10 sexiest bartenders’. If that isn’t enough to...
I’ll do anything to keep Zack Polanski out of Kentish Town On the morning of the 2005 general election, the young man who sat opposite me at work asked, ‘How did you vote?’ ‘That’s none of your business,’ I replied, in a silly, prim voice. A...
