September Articles

Time for good people to come to aid of the sane in conversion bill debate

Just put yourself in the shoes of an ordinary decent parent whose teenage daughter has just announced she wishes to become a boy, and who reacts to your initial questioning by threatening to phone the police. Published: 24 September 2026 "Steady on, Daisy,” you say....

Unionists can take unification off their worry list, but let’s pray about AI

​I’m not one to react nervously to doom-laden predictions, but I was a touch rattled last week when Geoffrey Hinton, the eminent “Godfather of AI”, said a 10% chance of it killing off the human race soon was a “not unreasonable” estimate. Published: 17 September 2026...

Kemi Badenoch is intelligent and tough … I’m glad I didn’t write her off

​Listening to political speeches is normally hard to endure, but last week I went voluntarily to listen to the Leader of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition. Published: 10 September 2026 I am a great fan of Kemi Badenoch, and I'm proud to say that when others were seduced...

Andy Burnham needs to remove his rose-tinted glasses and see the past as it really was

​In 1975, when I joined the civil service through a competitive exam as a direct entry principal, Andy Burnham was five. Published: 3 September 2026 And, as Kemi Badenoch explained to him yesterday in her response to his nostalgic Commons statement, she wasn't even...

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