REVIEW: Islamophilia by Douglas Murray
Murray's latest book into the phenomenon of Islamophilia will have you in fits of laughter, and probably fits of tears...
- 12 June 2013
VIDEO: Douglas Murray vs Anjem Choudary on Channel 4
Watch Douglas Murray and Anjem Choudary go head to head on Channel 4 news last night
- 24 May 2013
Oborne, Morrison and Holocaust denial denial...
Authors of a new book on Iran fail to understand what even Iranian officials know...
- 26 April 2013
Douglas Murray on the real problems of immigration
Douglas Murray speaks at Intelligence Squared Athens on immigration and how all politicians have got it wrong...
- 30 March 2013
We Need to Talk Podcast: 2nd August 2012 – Toynbee’s Tuscan Villa Edition
August 2nd 2012, The Commentator's 'We Need to Talk' podcast hosted by Raheem Kassam, joined by Douglas Murray and Christian May
- 4 August 2012
Withdrawal from Iraq and the Arab uprisings, is this the final death blow for neoconservatism?
As political theories go, neoconservatism has proved remarkably versatile and it may be the case that it is able to reivent itself yet again
- 12 November 2011
What is happening in Egypt to the Copts is the Kristallnacht of our times.
Whatever the origins of the West's unwillingness to recognise the existence of religion as a causal agent of conflict, this is a naivety which we can no longer afford to possess.
- 11 October 2011
The toxic solipsism of the politically correct: How the 'Left' is stifling our ability to deal with threats
If Britain is to maintain its role on the international stage, it will take more than getting our economy or military in order. It will in fact require a fundamental shift in our collective mentality, away from the status quo, characterized as it is by a desperation not to "offend".
- 25 August 2011
Huffington Post UK runs into “smears” accusations over Norwegian massacre
An attempted 'takedown piece' by Charles Delalande for the Huffington Post has led to great embarrassment for Arianna's British flagship.
- 27 July 2011
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011-
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011 -
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011 -
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011 -
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011 -
Echoes of Diana: The public's insatiable appetite for voyeurism has driven journalism to the brink again
Nothing changed after the media, at the behest of the public, hounded Diana into an early grave. Nor will anything change this time around.
- 8 July 2011
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