Months ago, I predicted that we would all come to hate the narrow, bossed-about new life the Government wants to force us to live. I was wrong. Most people have far too readily accepted limits to ...

First Youtube and then Vimeo shut down this video (which paradoxically is still available to those (not including me, as it happens) who can navigate Talk Radio's Youtube site and locate the ...

How very sad that people travelling on the London Underground are tumbling down escalators in greater numbers because they are afraid to grasp the handrail. They fear that they will become infected, ...

My discussion with Mike Graham on Talk Radio on Monday October 4, mainly about the need to replace the police force.

I say 'Thank God!' if what looked like Civil War in Russia really has been averted. I hate to think what would have happened to the endlessly oppressed, repeatedly robbed stoical, brave Russian people ...

War makes people lose their marbles. As soon as the shooting starts, the thinking stops. This is understandable (if often unwise) if you are directly involved. But the rest of us should be more ...

You may listen or read here: https://www.spiked-online.com/podcast-episode/the-showtrial-of-the-sceptics/ ...

If anyone tries to keep the mourners ‘socially distanced’ at my funeral, I will come back from wherever I may be to haunt them. They won’t like it, I promise. And I also expect any members of my ...

What if this is in fact an epidemic of despair? I wrestle daily with the maze of figures advanced by all sides in the Covid-19 debate. They are hard to fathom. How many actually die on any given day, ...

.....But it isn't being published there. Watch this space for the astonishing and worrying explanation of its non-appearance: I am not sure if John Donne ever wrote anything else quite as alluring and ...

I was there. We all gasped as Mrs Thatcher appeared in the turret of a British Army Challenger tank, dressed like Lawrence of Arabia in flowing prophetic white garments and a cruel-looking pair of ...

Since last Wednesday, when ‘no-fault’ divorce became law south of the border (Scotland did this in 2006), civil marriage in England has become little more than a middle-class foible. Families are ...