UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer started the week with some hardcore deflection. Despite throwing nasty allegations at Elon Musk, Starmer took to his $44 billion platform, X, to promote the government’s ...

Desecrating the grave of the UK’s most famous scientist might seem like a strange thing to do for members of a mob that use ‘trust the science’ (of climate change) as their mantra, but protest group ...

What comes to mind when you hear the word brave? Possibly it’s a vision of Allied soldiers storming the beaches of Normandy? Maybe the gallant pilots of The Royal Air Force during the Battle of ...

The fire now engulfing whole neighborhoods in Los Angeles will soon engulf the politicians who failed to protect them. The first casualties will be Mayor Karen Bass and California governor Gavin ...

In one place at least, the reaction to Donald Trump’s threats to annex Greenland, Canada and the Panama Canal has been one of unequivocal joy. That is Russia — and for obvious reasons. Most Russians ...

Another Australian Open tennis tournament, another Novak Djokovic media sensation. As play gets under way at Melbourne Park, Djokovic the showman has been working the Australian media, as well as ...

My personal view? There is not enough emphasis given to the danger of unintended consequences. The tragic state of our economy is a working example of rash, ill-thought-out policies that make the Rudd ...

Labour’s plan to reform elective care is nothing new. Successive governments over the last twenty years have tried and tested reform in the NHS and the result is a minefield to navigate for both ...

Donald J. Trump returns to the Oval Office for the second time as the least interventionist American president since 1941. As the Islamic Republic of Iran – which recently tried to kill him – is at ...

A few centuries ago, when I worked on the Daily Telegraph under the editorship of the now Lord Moore, there was a very sensible item in the style book. It said (I paraphrase) that when a story sounded ...

In the voice of Winston Spencer Churchill, published from On High. As I gaze down from the eternal battlements of Heaven, my heart is heavy with dismay at the state of the English-speaking world. The ...

For too long, the digital public square has suppressed voices that challenge the orthodoxy. The evidence is undeniable. Meta, Twitter (pre-Elon Musk), Google, and other media giants engaged in a purge ...