May achieved what Thatcher was famous for but never achieved, the outmanoeuvring of her Cabinet which would make Machiavelli blush. She owes Gove a lot

  • 8 Jul 2018

I have never been a May enthusiast. I have always been of the view that she is hefted to avoid making decisions. That her instinct is to throw every tricky one into the long grass. Yesterday I was proved wrong. Very often the threats that are leaked from Number 10 are nothing ...

A government paralsed by Europsychosis, an alt left opposition who wants to fuck capitalism and Trump who wants to fuck NATO. What could go wrong?

  • 30 Jun 2018

The world order as I have always known it is dead. It’s rotting carcass is being ripped apart by the hyenas of Trump, Putin and Xi, whilst an emerging swarm of European populism circles like vultures to pick over whatever is left. I was born in 1953. The Korean War had ended. ...

Prime Ministerial candidates are like buses. You wait and wait and then two appear at once. Time to buy shares in Javid and Hunt

  • 18 Jun 2018

It’s hard to imagine that it is less than a week since President Trump had his historic meeting with Kim Yong Un the bloodied dictator of North Korea. Nobody believed for more than one moment that this was going to be anything other than a glorified photo opportunity. Both th...

Treacherous Remainer Grieve duped by May over dick

  • 15 Jun 2018

As our government is a shambles, the Opposition a Stalinist theme park and the Lib Dems as relevant as flairs and vaginal deodorant, I thought I would pen a few words about an outrage that has shocked the nation to its core; the House of Commons has banned dick. And of the sp...

Boris and the Cult of ERG must be sidelined. Ignore the whips and vote to remain in the EEA. Sovereignty means sovereignty. It’s time for Parliament to take back control.

  • 10 Jun 2018

The most depressing, humiliating and confusing truth that Labour grapples with is that they are a staggering nine points behind the Conservatives. Yet they have convinced themselves that they were the real victors at the last election. That Britain is yearning for a Labour gov...

The road to hell in Northern Ireland is paved with good intentions. It must be for the people of the Provence to decide on abortion not Westminster

  • 27 May 2018

That the Republic of Ireland voting by a majority of nearly two thirds to allow abortion is of enormous significance, but is not as remarkable as it might seem. For years the Republic has been drifting away from the iron fist of the Catholic Church, who for an unconscionably l...

The hot gospeller, the Speaker and a blushing radio host

  • 21 May 2018

My Royal wedding days always start in exactly the same way. Wife, ‘are you going to watch it?’ Me, ‘oh, I might just dip in from time to time’. Then I catch a glimpse. Sit down, and finally become addicted. Yesterday was no exception. The sun shone. And with the exception of t...

Boris’s passionate love affair that the public have a right to know about

  • 15 May 2018

While the country prepares itself for that warm fuzzy feeling of joy, indifference, patriotism and the obligatory drunkenness which is our collective experience of a Royal wedding, we can at least say that the happy couple are genuinely in love. So unlike the politicians. Alth...

May now has the confidence to put her shit kicking boots on and Brandon Lewis as emerged as a big beast

  • 4 May 2018

The tears of anger, frustration, incomprehension and horror of the hyped up Corbynistas will soon turn into an anti media snarl of, ‘we was robbed’, by Murdoch, hedge fund managers and of course, ‘friends of the state of Israel’. To the Momentum hordes, Labour’s disastrous lo...

Javid’s appointment is inspired. But he must be allowed to be his own man even if it means tearing down structures created by May. They both need each other

  • 30 Apr 2018

Don’t be too mystified about that very large belch you may have heard last night. It was merely the quicksands of the Home Office devouring yet another minister. I can only think of one Home Secretary who escaped with his reputation intact. Ken Clarke. But to say that in these...