Andrew Neil

Britain’s increasingly ugly, bought and paid for tabloid media is ramping up its war against so-called ‘vaccine refuseniks’ and it is starting to get really vicious and unpleasant.

Swedish cider producer Kopparberg announced that it will be pulling advertisements from the recently launched ‘anti-woke’ GB News.

The right-leaning anti-woke British news channel GB News netted more viewers than main competitors Sky News and BBC News on its launch, having ratings of almost triple that of Sky.

All I’m feeling right now is contempt and disgust at my fellow ‘conservatives’.

The Co-op has been forced into a humiliating climbdown after announcing an ad boycott of The Spectator magazine on social media, which has now been reversed. 

The Co-op announced on social media that it would be pulling advertising from The Spectator over alleged “anti-Muslim propaganda” and transphobia — prompting the magazine to ban Co-op from placing adverts with them “in perpetuity” in retaliation.

What could possibly go wrong with Boris Johnson’s hugely unpopular, disruptive and pointless HS2 infrastructure mega-project?

Mission Impossible star Simon Pegg has signed an open letter demanding that multi-millionaires like himself should pay more tax.

Boris Johnson has spent this election treating Donald Trump’s friendly overtures with about as much enthusiasm as Prince Andrew fending off a cheery call from his old mate Jeffrey Epstein.

Jeremy Corbyn dodged giving an apology for his party’s record on antisemitism four times during a general election interview. 

I was so pleased to meet just about the world’s only sensible Greenie, Mike Shellenberger. Shellenberger used to be a deep green activist – pushing heavily for renewables – but then saw the light.

A spokesperson for the climate change activist organization Extinction Rebellion (XR) said that the group makes unsubstantiated predictions of billions of deaths within just a few years because “alarmist language works.”

Labour’s David Lammy MP has shared song lyrics describing the “shame” of being a white male, and the “evil” of their “ancestry”.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro conceded he may have been “DESTROYED” after walking out of an ill-tempered interview with BBC interrogator-in-chief Andrew Neil.

The Labour Party has abandoned its 2017 manifesto commitment to ending Britain’s participation in the European Union’s Free Movement migration regime after Brexit, according to Shadow Attorney-General Sharmishta ‘Shami’ Chakrabarti.

I owe Andrew Neil a favour for destroying me on TV the other night. It has given me the chance to confirm what I always suspected about No Deal Brexit: that Britain has nothing to fear about leaving the EU on World Trade Organization (WTO) terms.

Last night I died horribly in front of nearly one million viewers on the BBC political talk show This Week.

The BBC has only one genuinely impartial political presenter. His name is Andrew Neil…

Why is the BBC proving so reluctant to report on the horrific story of the 1000 young girls who, over a period of 40 years, have been groomed, drugged, serially raped and sometimes murdered by predominantly Muslim gangs in Telford, Shropshire?

Bloomberg has had to report that British factories are putting in their best showing in five years — days after claiming Brexit Britain had fallen behind Greece to become the “Sick Man of Europe”.

The average forecast for UK economic growth has more than tripled since Britain’s vote to leave the European Union (EU) as economists monitored by HM Treasury revise their predictions upwards.

The more I see of the Donald Trump administration, the more I like its style. Here’s a perfect example – in which Trump’s prospective new Ambassador to the European Union, Ted Malloch, tells it like it is in an interview with Andrew Neil on the BBC’s Daily Politics show.

Professor Ted Malloch, tipped widely as the man Donald Trump will choose to serve as his ambassador to the European Union (EU), has told the BBC that Great Britain is now “at the front of the queue” for a trade deal with the United States.

Recently restored UKIP member Suzanne Evans appeared on BBC This Week with Andrew Neil and seemed unsure whether or not she will put her hat in the race for the party leadership. UKIP insiders however, have told Breitbart London that

The Conservative Party’s attempts to character assassinate one of its own, long-standing supporters, has today unravelled, as the Conservatives Abroad, Madrid branch confirm the position of Benjamin Harris-Quinney as President. Just days before the General Election, the President of the Conservatives Abroad, Madrid

The BBC’s Daily Politics has just staged a party political debate on energy and climate change. It was every bit as awful as you would have expected: four politicians (Labour; Conservative; Green; Lib Dems) spouting pure, unadulterated drivel; one talking