I really fancy a Chinese takeaway but it’s Sunday……
….and my local Chinese is shut. Does anyone know which Labour MP of dubious national loyalty I should be contacting in order to get…
Politics
From Elsewhere: Boris Johnson’s lack of cheerleaders.
I believe that it was former US President Ronald Reagan who said something along the lines of that when you go into government you…
From Elsewhere: What a surprise – or rather not. Police seem to be virtually immune to the cancerous policy of recording ‘non crime hate incidents’.
Harry Miller is one of Britain’s free speech heroes. When he was visited by an officer from Humberside Police over a tweet that Mr…
From Elsewhere: The ego has landed. Gina takes a bow to an almost empty room.
The ego of arch Remainer Gina Miller landed in London recently with a press conference to launch her new political party called ‘True and…
Quote of the Day 13th January 2022 – A person who should not merit cheers
Apparently some MP’s cheered the convicted criminal and acid attack threat maker Claudia Webbe when she returned to the House of Commons recently. The…
From Elsewhere: Good to see some wrong’uns getting some negative media attention.
I was pleasantly surprised this morning to find when I opened up the page of The Critic magazine, which is something I do when…
The party slinging mud does not have clean hands themselves.
I must admit that I have been really disappointed with Boris Johnson’s government. After getting such a massive majority in 2019, we should have…
From Elsewhere: Could a ‘revolt from the Right’ destroy Boris Johnson?
That is the question being posed by Matthew Goodwin, professor of politics at Kent University. He believes that Boris Johnson is in a very…
Is there a case for paying MP’s more?
Britain currently has a pretty bad crop of Members of the House of Commons. Second, or in the case of Richard Burgon and Claudia…
Quote of the Day 07th January 2022. A sensible comment from a thoughtful individual.
One of the benefits and the curses of the Jury system in criminal law is that occasionally juries will turn out perverse verdicts. A…
