Spectator

The BBC has completely lost the plot on climate change with its star enviro loon Sir David Attenborough leading the charge over the cliff edge like the wrinkliest, long-tusked male in a herd of suicidal walruses.

So Britain won’t, after all, be getting Brexit by Hallowe’en, do or die.

The fall out of this will be huge. Indeed, it is hard to overstate what a triumph this represents for free speech, sound thinking and honest journalism against the malign and increasingly devious and censorious forces of the modern left.

The author of a major study on worldwide Christian persecution said that the tragedy of the recent slaughter of Christians in Sri Lanka is how unsurprising it is.

Today I appeared on the Jeremy Vine on 5 show in my usual role of “right wing person you want to hate but secretly agree with.”

Another global warming scare story bites the dust: fragile islands and atolls in the Pacific are not sinking beneath the waves because of global warming. In fact, they are doing just fine.

Writing for the Spectator this week, commentator Douglas Murray argued that social justice warriors are bad for university’s bottom line.

‘Fascism’ is just a ‘smear’ used by the media to discredit ‘populism’, Steve Bannon has said in a wide-ranging interview in the Spectator.

Donald Trump is not a fan of wind turbines, as he has hinted occasionally on Twitter. So if he is to crush this bloated, parasitical industry as it deserves he’ll need some serious fire support.

Whenever there’s another terrorist atrocity like the one in Stockholm last week, and the one in Alexandria on Palm Sunday, and the one in St Petersburg a few days before, and the one in London the week before that, we often ask ourselves despairingly what on earth we can do to make a difference.

Meet Dr Phil Williamson: climate ‘scientist’; Breitbart-hater; sorely in need of a family size tube of Anusol to soothe the pain after his second failed attempt to close down free speech by trying to use press regulation laws to silence your humble correspondent. Williamson

Donna Laframboise has a great piece in the Spectator – How Many Scientific Papers Just Aren’t True? – about why so much science research these days is bunk because the whole “peer-review” process is broken. She means climate science especially, of course.

Dear Remainers, The morning after a senseless tragedy which has appalled the whole of Britain I’d like to ask you a simple question: Is there any depth to which you will not stoop in order somehow to snatch victory in this EU referendum?

If you’re in favour of Brexit (British exit from the European Union) it probably means you’re an oik like me or Michael Gove rather than a proper posh person like David Cameron. Brexit is our Peasants’ Revolt. This is what

More news outlets are picking up on the phenomenon of ‘taharrush’ – mass sexual assault of women at crowded events in the Arab world – but at the Spectator, Dan Hitchens thinks some of the reporting may be a bit

Much wailing and gnashing of teeth in the comments section at the Spectator  which this week has gone full Yiannopoulos on the subject of the unspeakable awfulness of Third Wave Feminism. Except, on this occasion, it’s not a gay, attention-seeking bitch (or “modern

The Spectator magazine doesn’t hide its establishment bias. In fact, it lashes out whenever threatened, including by this parish. You may recall they recently had a mild hissy fit over us publishing Iain Dale’s Power 100 list. They didn’t like

Last night I e-mailed Sebastian Payne, the deputy editor of the Spectator magazine’s Coffee House blog, who has written no fewer than 61 blogs since September 16th, the day Breitbart London reported the suicide of Tory activist Elliott Johnson, who

The Spectator magazine, which is now ranked lower than Breitbart London for UK traffic, according to Alexa.com, has lashed out at the list compiled by broadcaster and independent analyst Iain Dale, and published by Breitbart London. Despite the establishment magazine

On September 27th 2013, I purchased the domain UniteTheRight.com, in line with a plan formulated by myself and commentator Toby Young, to bring together UKIP and Conservative Party voters in order to keep Labour out at the May 2015 General

It’s a pretty low-down trick, you might have thought, to use a harrowing photograph of a dead child to advance your political agenda and signal the depths of your compassion. But almost everyone has been at it over the last

Rod Liddle – the thinking man’s Ricky Gervais – has been doing his Dad Dance routine again. You know the one. It’s where he shows how down-with-the-kids and still-in-touch-with-his-radical-leftist-working-class-roots he is by telling you how utterly he loathes foxhunting and

Corruption is rife in British Policing and the authorities are failing to protect whistle-blowers according to two separate reports by HM Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Serious Organised Crime Agency. The reports show drug dealing is on the rise amongst