November Articles

I’ll wear my ‘I Stand With Israel’ badge in public for as long as it’s necessary

I’ve written a few times recently about the intimidatory pro-Palestinian marches in my neighbourhood with their aggressive thinly-disguised slogans calling for the annihilation of Israel. Published: 28 November 2023 It’s deeply disturbing in England, that bastion of...

Sinn Fein try to muzzle their critics in the media and in politics

So what have our friends in Sinn Fein (as Jeremy Corbyn would call them) been up to recently? Published: 21 November 2023 Well, amongst other unpleasant activities, over the past few years, they’ve been stepping up their strategy of trying to silence critics north...

As a ruthless debater, Douglas Murray seems to unerringly hit the nail on the head

Even in these terrible times, there are moments of joy from the Middle East. While Israel struggles for survival, and we mourn direct and indirect victims of the Hamas death cult, Douglas Murray’s online devastating put-downs of ignorance, hypocrisy, groupthink and...

In Meghan’s narcissistic world, it is all someone else’s fault

Before I get on to the final three episodes of Netflix’s Harry & Meghan, which I watched last week and found even more excruciating than I feared, here’s an unexpected radio moment that cheered me. Published: 20 December 2022 I had half an ear to Frenemies, a...