This is going to be a huge story once it makes its way into the open.
According to the entertainment magazine TMZ and other outlets there’s a very curious case happening at the High Court in London. An unnamed celebrity…
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Quote of the Day. 4th October 2026 – The sewer that brings nasty stuff to us instead of taking it away.
Saw this on Harry’s Place and liked it. The MSM does indeed bring us worthless trash and mental effluent rather than anything useful.
From Elsewhere: Why is there disproportionate attention paid by bent media to Israel.
My attention was drawn recently to an absolutely brilliant and data filled article by Jeremy Musighi over at the Profound website. This article asks…
And the L-rd might have said ‘Let there be a plague of bedbugs on the Guardian’
If you know your book of Exodus then you will know that G-d sent ten terrible plagues to the Egyptians in order to get…
From Elsewhere: Some good old fashioned and now sadly unfashionable investigative journalism on how Rachman may be returning.
I normally despair at what the media in the UK has become. It upsets me to see that we now have a media that…
From Elsewhere: Great praise for the work of Court News UK from Fred Sculthorp
There’s an excellent article in The Critic magazine by Fred Sculthorp about the Mexican warts and all genre of tabloid newspaper stories called Nota…
Quote of the Day 21st August 2026 – The NUJ no longer a supporter of freedom of the press.
I used to be a member of the National Union of Journalists (NUJ) many years ago. Occasionally since I started writing I’ve wondered whether…
Roy Hattersley – My small part in the downfall of his party at the 1987 election.
Lord Roy Hattersley, a giant of the Labour Party has died at the age of 93. He served as Secretary of State for Prices…
From Elsewhere: Some amazing digs at the radio personality James O’Brien.
There’s a brilliant piece by Michael Murphy in The Critic magazine. This piece on the LBC radio personality and talk show host James O’Brien…
From Elsewhere: Julie Burchill sticking the textual boot into a so-called ‘national treasure’.
There’s something about Mary Beard I don’t like. Sure I respect her learning and her professional abilities as a broadcaster, but I find her…
