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Big Brother is talking to you
What is with London’s obsession for dystopian public address announcements?
The problem with public sector procurement
The Social Value Act has brought questionable benefits and serious costs
Clothes maketh the nation
How servants of the Crown dress is not trivial. It refl ects Britain’s decline
Belief and the Blob
The Bloom Review paints a grim picture of modern Britain
Radical chic charities
The madness of giving activist charities public money to oppose government policy
What the Conservatives should learn from Keir Starmer
The only way to reform the Tories is to purge
Lactose intolerance
Stories of social progress are our mother’s, er, I mean, our parents’ milk
In defence of the right to addictions
Paternalists should stop masquerading as defenders of liberty
Why Roz Adams won
An employment tribunal has defended tolerance and the place of sex realism in society
Labour could cause irreversible damage in government
Don’t give Keir Starmer a blank cheque to rewrite British society
How short is an arm in the arts?
ACE’s politicisation goes back all the way to the Blair government
Is Badenoch ready?
The stand-out Conservative looks less convincing with each interview
The ghosts of Tory past
The Conservatives are haunted by the spirits of the last two decades
My police stalker
What do you do when you are being targeted by someone within law enforcement?
Keir: more than just a lucky general
Neither Left nor Right can accept that Starmer’s impressive focus and strategic sense is responsible for transforming Labour’s prospects
Peers but not equals
Ferdinand Ries: Symphonies 1&2 (Ondine); Franz Clement: Solo violin works (Naxos)
