From Elsewhere: The UK Home Office is just waving invaders through.
If you wanted a definitive example of a failed UK government department, then you’d do well to pick the Home Office. They are now,…
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From Elsewhere: Wither the Royal National Lifeboat Institution?
There’s an excellent article by Dr Richard North over at Turbulent Times on the subject of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). In this…
Quote of the Day 10th September 2026 – The failed state that is Britain.
I saw this comment by Muncii92 over at Harry’s Place and immediately agreed with it. It was made in the context of foreign commentators…
Miliband turns traitor twice over. Once to his ancestry and again to Britain
I’ve seen British politicians do some disgraceful things for base party political purposes over the years. I’ve seen politicians follow ludicrous paths in order…
From Elsewhere: Some gloomy but probably accurate predictions.
The political commentator Peter North has commented on the relationship between the recent Reform Party funding scandal and the abrupt changes in how patriotic…
I told you this would happen – South coast of England edition.
For at least a decade I’ve been warning of what might happen should governments continue to ignore the public’s concerns about immigration and Islamic…
From Elsewhere: Net Zero a national security issue.
The obsession by Britain’s political classes with Net Zero is, as it should be clear to anyone with a functioning brain that as well…
From Elsewhere: The rise and rise of ‘multifaith’ prayer rooms.
Jonathan Sacerdoti has a nice little piece in the Spectator on the subject of ‘multifaith’ prayer rooms. Mr Sacerdoti points out that these rooms…
They should have seen something like this coming. A partial ‘own goal’ for Reform.
I read on Turbulent Times, the website of Dr Richard North, about a recent hatchet job done on the Reform Party by the UK…
Quote of the day 02/09/26 – How absolutely buggered is Britain’s economy? Caution swearing.
The answer is pretty buggered I reckon. We have, for a start, a massively depleted industrial sector that has not been properly supported by…
