Tagged with "The Spectator"

Let's be Optimistic!

Adam Honeysett-Watts writes the kind of opinion piece we all need right now!
by Adam Honeysett-Watts - 8 April 2020
Did the British intelligence plot against UKIP?

Over a decade ago, Norman Tebbit asked if the British intelligence services were spying on the initial incarnation of UKIP. Read the full article here...
by Parliament Spy - 30 April 2013
The 'No' men

Associated Newspapers, News International and Telegraph Media Group have yet to announce what they intend to do with Parliament's press law. Wouldn't it be interesting if they all said no?
by Alex Wickham, UK Politics Editor - 20 March 2013
A response to Nick Cohen: Legal highs and lows

Nick Cohen may be right on a lot of things, but the English legal industry is not one of them. It's a sector we should have pride in
by Peter Smith - 20 December 2012
"Muslims do not kill Muslims". Illustrating the victim complex

The experiences of Sky's Tim Marshall about the Muslim world's victim complex mirror my own
by Robin Shepherd, Owner / Publisher - 14 October 2012
Campaigning should be the politician's default position - not a six week exercise every few years

Political campaigning should be the everyday priority of all politicians
by Peter Botting - 26 September 2012
Is Hugo Rifkind always this wrong?

Hugo Rifkind is precisely the problem with British politics. Left-leaning, instinctively statist and wrong about everything.
by - 12 May 2012
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.
by The Commentator - 27 July 2011