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The strange rebirth of Christian England
The success of our national church should be of interest to all English people, whether believers or not
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The Birmingham I once loved is gone, replaced by rats, rubbish and rampant violence
State dysfunction, sharply segregated ethnic enclaves and the collapse of civic pride give us an unhappy foretaste of sectarian Britain
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Starmer deploys human fire blanket as tariff flames climb higher
It was all hands to the pumps at PMQs and the local election campaign as chaos engulfs a party clearly out of its depth and sinking
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Great Chagos robbery goes unsolved amid Sir Keir’s bluster
The Prime Minister answers quite reasonable questions with an orgy of bluster
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Criticise Bridget Phillipson and prepare to be silenced
As the Education Secretary’s destructive Bill passes its final hurdle, the damage may already have been done
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Cillit Bang Starmer: one squirt and NHS England is gone
The PM slashes health service bureaucracy – after setting up 27 new arm’s-length organisations of his own
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Big Ange rocks the mashed potato look – but Starmer’s smarm has had its chips
PMQs is beginning to look more like a theatrical farce every week – but the Tories manage to dial down the patronise-o-meter
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The Rupert Lowe fracas shows why Reform may not survive
Britain desperately needs an alternative to the old parties, but Nigel Farage is sadly blowing the chance
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Inflicting Sir Keir on the shipbuilders of Birkenhead is deeply unfair
Visiting a shipyard to talk about defence, the PM comes across like a middle-class Dalek
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There are self-flagellating priests who would baulk at having to sit through PMQs
Sir Keir was flanked by Bridget Phillistine in another national embarrassment of a Prime Minister’s Questions
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Reclaim the ancient calendar and make merry
Dry January? That should be a month for wassailing. The Church still knows best. Lent is for abstinence
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The PM gave off the air of a nerd trying to cosy up to the school bully
While the PM discussed Andrew Tate, Trump seemed more concerned with Sir Keir’s “beautiful” wife
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Sir Oinky plays in the same mud after the chamber’s recess
Stephen Flynn showed some mettle amidst Starmer and Badenoch’s squabbling at PMQs
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Indefinite Leave to Remain is wrecking the UK
Britain is a soft touch when it comes to letting people stay here who will be a burden on the rest of us
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We may well have lost our premium Bond
We can’t trust Amazon to deliver a great spy movie, just look at its adaptation track-record
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Unless the law is enforced, a vigilante future beckons
In many areas two-tier policing is no longer a conspiracy theory but an observable fact of life
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