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Ed Miliband: The Chief Rabbi is wrong
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (161+ words) “I don’t agree with the Chief Rabbi.” — BBC Radio 4 Today (@BBCr4today) September 9, 2026 Red Ed Miliband graced the airwaves this morning to inform the Chief Rabbi that he is wrong about the impact of UK sanctions on Israeli settlements. Sir Ephraim Mirvis…...
Labour knows it can???t call immigration protesters racist
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (561+ words) Labour knows it can’t call immigration protesters racist The Spectator Australia Labour knows it can’t call immigration protesters racist A few years ago, it would have been unthinkable for a Labour frontbencher to use a statement about the kind of…...
This silly and drivelling piece of tosh
2+ week, 10+ hour ago (854+ words) The Spectator Australia This silly and drivelling piece of tosh Every so often something comes along that is so bad it fills the soul with wonder and dismay. It seems like a denial of nature that the upshot should be…...
Burnham???s council housing pledge falls short
2+ week, 4+ day ago (348+ words) We are starting to see a pattern in the announcements that Andy Burnham has made over his first few weeks as Prime Minister. He makes a promise that’s full of belief and righteousness, and then has to follow that up…...
Andy Burnham has discovered the cost of nationalisation
2+ week, 4+ day ago (491+ words) The Spectator Australia Andy Burnham has discovered the cost of nationalisation The buses would run on time. The trains would be cheaper. And perhaps most of all, the water companies would start providing a far better service. Andy Burnham was…...
Why shouldn???t British workers be prioritised for council housing?
2+ week, 5+ day ago (634+ words) Why shouldn’t British workers be prioritised for council housing? The Spectator Australia Why shouldn’t British workers be prioritised for council housing? Who can argue against making British workers and veterans the priority for social housing? Given the limited stock of…...
Testing asylum seekers on the law is a preposterous idea
2+ week, 6+ day ago (343+ words) The Home Office’s pamphlet for asylum seekers published last Wednesday rightly attracted derision. It amounted to a rather pointless reminder of the bleeding obvious: that sex equality mattered in Britain, and that if while here you committed rape, had underage…...
The undefended flank
3+ week, 38+ min ago (403+ words) In January this year, the British government quietly posted a fourteen-page document on a departmental website. There was no press conference, no ministerial statement, no coordinated release. The timing amid the international furore over Trump’s Greenland sabre-rattling looked calculated to…...
Andy Burnham???s plan to end rough sleeping will fail
3+ week, 2+ day ago (357+ words) Some rough sleepers are fairly well-organised, some are coerced into crime by gangs, some are able criminals in their own right Worse, the true number of rough sleepers is likely far higher due to the government’s inadequate data collection methods....
The Victorian moralising of the Home Office???s migrant rape advice
3+ week, 2+ day ago (830+ words) The Victorian moralising of the Home Office’s migrant rape advice The Spectator Australia The Victorian moralising of the Home Office’s migrant rape advice The legacy of the Victorians is everywhere; we depend on them for our sewage disposal, our railway…...