The dynamite stick shows when Kemi became leader

Surely this is a hate crime only if the authorities don’t consider the mosque attendees English bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Focussing on the migrant hotels rather than their occupants is like a cigarette smoker believing that they will solve their problem if they switch brands, writes Luca Watson thecritic.co.uk/britain-has-un…

You know Reform are going to win when you see the Gibraltarian Minister for Equality is hosting an event at their conference

“The brainless BBC tramples cheerfully into a sordid pastiche even more gormless than Game of Thrones” — Sebastian Milbank 🥀🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 brutally reviews King and Conqueror thecritic.co.uk/historic-failu…

Athelstan inspired the great Bible translator William Tyndale. By failing to raise our own children with tales of their heroic forbears, how many Tyndales have we failed to inspire? wonders Sam Bruce thecritic.co.uk/lessons-from-k…

Anglers provide a strong incentive to keep rivers and waterways clean, so why are they being presented as the enemy? asks Tim Bonner 🇺🇦 thecritic.co.uk/spare-the-rod-…

The Tories need to speak above the static hum of formulaic opposition, writes Chris Bayliss thecritic.co.uk/punch--judy-po…

“I very much doubt Wes Streeting could remove a brain tumour, and even a tax expert admitted he didn’t know about the rule she broke.“ — Miriam Cates offers a stout defence of Angela Rayner thecritic.co.uk/in-defence-of-…

The modern left are uber-progressives, socially conservative Muslims, and a few well-to-do Remainers who haven’t quite realised what’s happening, writes James Price thecritic.co.uk/the-british-le…

The Church of England instinct is often to quote various Bible passages as if it’s a slam dunk for open door immigration. Not so fast, says Simon Brennan thecritic.co.uk/the-church-of-…

I feel judged thecritic.co.uk/dress-better-f…

Ignoring the cases of them actually siding with the eco-loons, Judges in Britain don’t even have gavels x.com/nexta_tv/statu…

Context: thecritic.co.uk/confessions-of…

The point is valid, but it’s just such straw clutching I can’t imagine 100 similar points will change minds

Conceding to demands about transliterated spelling in our own language is a step too far, writes Rhys Laverty thecritic.co.uk/resist-the-lan…

While Londoners are no stranger to strikes, tube worker strikes get on people’s nerves more than most, says Adam James Pollock thecritic.co.uk/nick-30-ans-wa…

Yeah that will do it. The trans-activist Tory telegraph.co.uk/politics/2025/…