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A date for the notebook.

Picture Shows Tory MP Nick Timothy. The 11th July 2026 is when there is a second reading in the House of Commons for Tory MP Nick Timothy’s Bill to protect freedom

An obscene decision by an obscene government.

The last ditch Parliamentary attempt to stop the totally unethical clinical trial of puberty blockers for children has failed. The Labour government voted down the

Meet the new terrible boss same as the old terrible boss.

So, it’s time for Britons to allow themselves a brief moment of rejoicing. Keir Starmer has at last resigned. It’s time for us to laugh at Starmer’s deluded and

June 18th Parliamentary By-Election results.

There were two Parliamentary by-elections yesterday one of which, Makerfield was much more high profile than the other one in Aberdeen South. In Makerfield the winner

It’s not just the terrorism that we need to be worried about with extremist Islam, it’s also the corruption of our public services and governance

Picture shows: Conservative MP Nick Timothy. The Conservative MP Nick Timothy was recently interviewed on the subject of radical Islam and he gave some brilliant

From Elsewhere: Neither Reform nor Restore are an answer.

The commentator Peter North often writes things that make the reader sit up and take notice. You may not agree with him for political and other reasons but I believe

The Makerfield by-election is hotting up.

Nearly all the higher profile parties have now named their candidates for the Makerfield by-election. Labour, Reform, Restore, the Greens and the Tories have named

From Elsewhere: Reform’s true purpose could be to smash the bits of the state that have failed the people.

Another excellent and thought provoking piece from Pete North for today’s ‘From Elsewhere’ strand. I like Mr North drawing equivalence between Reform if they do

After the fight, after the counts. Some thoughts on the 2026 UK local and regional elections.

On Thursday May 7th Britain had a series of elections, not a General Election of course, that’s not due until 2029, but elections for councillors to run local

I was very wrong about Kemi Badenoch.

Picture Shows: Tory Leader Kemi Badenoch faces down 'Palestine' nutjob heckler. When Kemi Badenoch became Conservative Party leader to say that I was unimpressed

The dam of silence has been broken.

Picture shows Tory MP Nick Timothy There is a children’s story, written by American author Mary Mapes Doge in 1865, about a little Dutch boy who saves his village

Quotes of the Day 27th January 2026 – On defections to Reform.

With the defection to the Reform Party of high profile Tories like Robert Jenrick and now Suella Braverman the Tory Party is now getting very depleted of the sort

Wither Kemi? Wither the Tories?

Picture shows Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch. The Tory party is being hit by a veritable wave of defections to the Reform Party. Some of those who have

Well done Ms Badenoch. A politician that has started to identify one of the problems we suffer from.

I gave up on the Tories or at least on voting for or supporting the Tories back in 2020. I’d voted Tory in 2019 only to see the Tories mess up dreadfully the response

From Elsewhere: Robert Jenrick shares his diagnosis of Britain’s problems.

Robert Jenrick the Shadow Secretary of State for Justice is better than many others in his party on the big issues of the day such as migration and integration.

At last! Kemi Badenoch does something right

To say that I have been distinctly unimpressed by Kemi Badenoch’s leadership of the Conservative Party would be an understatement. At a time when the current awful

Quote of the Day 9th January 2025 – A nation whose citizens now view it as having ‘gone to s**t’

Patrick O’Flynn of the Social Democratic Party is, at least in my view, one of the more erudite and thoughtful commentators out there. He’s recently put up a post

Labour fully and finally transform into the ‘Pakistani Nonce Protection Party’

Before the election Britons knew that the Labour Party would be a shitshow of some sort. But they got voted into government by default. They got in because so many

The unspeakable in defence of the deeply unimpressive

There’s been a lot of fuss being made, quite rightly, about the multi-decade atrocity of Islamic Rape Gangs that operate in the United Kingdom. Having observed and

It’s not just the Labour Party who are mired in the horrific grooming gang scandal.

As the increasing and increasingly public furore about the Islamic Rape Gangs continues, more and more information is coming out about how the state has handled