20 h. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Americans are wedded to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness while Britain sinks ever deeper into a bitter, socialist quagmire

Echoing the Daily Mail's front page on Wednesday, Nigel Farage lamented the state of free speech in Britain. 'At what point did we become North Korea?'

Politics

3 d. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Don't trust Labour. Young male migrants will not be moved to detention centres or deported

Tony Blair hailed the incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights into British law as his 'proudest moment in politics'.

Events

5 d. ago I ran for my life through Guatemala jungle to escape extremist Jewish cult where I was starved and witnessed horrific child abuse... now I'm fighting for my siblings to come home

Yisrael escaped Lev Tahor after five years of being subjected to horrors - including witnessing child abuse, being made to marry at 16, and experiencing starvation.

Society

2 w. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: From immigration and free speech to blasphemy laws... soon we won't have a country any more. So, why do Americans care more about Britain than Labour?

Whatever the outcome of the Ukraine peace talks, there's little doubt that Donald Trump is right more often than he's wrong.

Politics

3 w. ago Labour's war on boomers: Gordon Brown stole your old age, now Starmer and Reeves plan to finish the job, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN

In their desperation for money to throw at their various client groups, this government has deliberately targeted older people. We're seen as a rich seam to be mined to exhaustion.

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3 w. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: In Lawless Britain the 'rights' of scumbags are put ahead of innocent shopkeepers and abused Jewish women

The law is more concerned about shielding the identities of criminals than protecting their victims, writes RICHARD LITTLEJOHN.

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3 w. ago Voices: Britain isn’t broken, but people believe it is, and that is a big problem for Keir Starmer

We are safer, richer and healthier than ever before, so why does Britain feel as if it is falling apart?

Politics

4 w. ago From 'queer theory' to 'guilt of being British' seminars, this is what really goes on inside the heart of government

Civil servants at HMRC this week were invited to a seminar during office hours on the 'Guilt of being British'. Those who'd actually bothered turning up at the office, that is.

Politics

last month We must have transparency over migrants and crime. The politicians who lose control of our borders cannot be allowed to hide the consequences from us

24 hours before as part of Reform's Britain is lawless campaign, Farage called for ethnicity of suspects charged with rape and sexual assaults be made public. Now Cooper was in a hurry to oblige.

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