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Finding the Right Shade of Racism
Breakfast and Bigotry This “brown people in adverts” outrage is properly mad, isn’t it? Let’s be clear, what Sarah Pochin said was racist. Anyone who isn’t racist wouldn’t be triggered by seeing brown people eating cornflakes. It’s not complex sociology, it’s breakfast. But of course, along comes Farage, the people’s demagogue, to tell us ...
Is Labour’s Lack of Vision Opening Doors of Chaos?
It all looked so simple, didn’t it? Labour won their landslide in 2024, the champagne (or sparkling water) flowed, Starmer was steady at the wheel (don’t laugh) and the country breathed a collective sigh of relief. After years of chaos, were we back on the road to normality? But somewhere between the photo ops, the handshakes and the carefully-worded soundb...
The Great Myth of the Fleeing Billionaires
We’ve all heard the warning, usually whispered in trembling tones by certain newspapers or think tanks: “Careful now… if we tax the rich, they’ll all leave!” Oh no, not that. Imagine the tragedy: private jets queuing on the runway, chauffeurs sobbing at Heathrow, and a nationwide shortage of superyacht berths. Britain would never recover. Except, of ...
Trump’s Middle East Peace Deal – A Plan So Vague It Could Mean Anything
Donald Trump’s much-trumpeted Middle East peace deal is, we are told, “historic.” You’d think from the way it was announced that he’d just solved the riddle of the Sphinx and invented world harmony before lunch. In reality, it was more of a rough sketch than a plan - the kind of thing you might draw on a fag packet after your fifth pint of Old Thumper with ...
The Pandemic’s Members-Only Club
Mone & Barrowman: Headliners in a Rotten Circus Baroness Michelle Mone and Doug Barrowman are the glittering billboard of Covid corruption. They set up PPE Medpro in May 2020, and on the very same day it was incorporated, they landed a contract worth £122 million. Not bad for a company that didn’t exist the week before. Of course, the gowns were unusable, ...