Does Rupert Lowe really want to go down in history as the man who made Burnham PM - with Elon Musk's help? LEO MCKINSTRY ⊕
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15 days ago
In the long history of British democracy, there has never been a more important by-election then the epic contest now underway at Makerfield in Greater Manchester.
46 days ago
What life in Polanski's Green utopia would be like: Re-education camps, border controls abolished - a nightmare vision of the future, by LEO MCKINSTRY ⊕
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There was a hint of drizzle in the air on that cold April morning as Prime Minister Zack Polanski cycled down Greta Thunberg Way, formerly Whitehall.
4 months ago
Threatened by Reform, the last thing Labour should do is let asylum seekers jump the queue for new council homes: LEO MCKINSTRY ⊖
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Nye Bevan, the Labour firebrand and post-war architect of the NHS, famously declared that 'the language of priorities is the religion of socialism'.
6 months ago
LEO MCKINSTRY: Though Parkinson's is laying waste to my body, I refuse to stop working. And I feel only disdain for all those who say their mental health comes first ⊖
LEO MCKINSTRY: A sense of relief washes over me. The shaking in my legs and right arm has stopped.
7 months ago
In voting for Catherine Connolly - the Irish Jeremy Corbyn - as president, Ireland has been gripped by political schizophrenia, accelerating its race towards woke… and inevitable discord: LEO McKINSTRY ⊕
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In her radical socialism and vociferous support for minorities, Catherine Connolly represents precisely that spirit of wokeness that a large section of the Irish public is determined to challenge.
8 months ago
Why are so many adverts now more interested in diversity than in the reality of British life? LEO MCKINSTRY ⊕
The Empire has long gone, yet today our society is more obsessed than ever, writes LEO MCKINSTRY.
9 months ago
Stench of hypocrisy is a symptom of the deep malaise that grips Labour: LEO McKINSTRY ○
For once, the inept local water company is not to blame for the foul stench hanging over the Sussex coast.
LEO MCKINSTRY: Drive through the Dordogne that made me realise France, which is making all the same mistakes we are, has become... Le Sick Man of Europe ○
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The setting was so magnificent that, for a moment, I felt as if I had been transported to a sort of paradise.
10 months ago
Class warfare is back under this spiteful government - and we will ALL end up paying a ruinous price: LEO MCKINSTRY ○
The current government is increasingly running not on a desire to improve the country, or out of any kind of political mission - but on sheer spite.
Why it's time to build our own Alligator Alcatraz - it'll cut crime and might just stop the small boats: LEO McKINSTRY ○
In today's Britain, restraint is being replaced by aggression, solidarity by conflict. In the face of rising crime, fear and friction cast their shadows over too many of our neighbourhoods.