The New World

Last week, this newsletter talked about how the Home Office was telling potentially thousands of EU citizens they had no right to remain, despite having initially been told they could.

While pointing out that this absolute fiasco would see vulnerable EU citizens – perhaps old, possibly struggling with paperwork –  would have been expelled, it also added that such a ...

Andrew Neil has been many things: a reporter, editor, broadcaster and founding chair of GB News. One area in which he has little expertise, though, is weather forecasting.

“All next week London temperatures won’t get above the late teens and it’s forecast to rain everyday,” he wrote on X on May 31.

Suggested Reading

For a party that claims to represent farmers, Reform has been conspicuously quiet about the drought and wildfires hammering Britain and decimating its agricultural land.

It fell to arable farmer and unofficial Reform advisor Clive Bailye to open up about the reality of extreme heat destroying his own crops in Staffordshire.

“I’ve never seen such good-look...

The Asterix comics focused on one little village in Gaul, lost in the sea of the Roman empire in 50 BC, holding strong and refusing to yield when everyone around them had long decided to give up. 

We’re now in 2026 and, unfortunately, in a real world where magic potion isn’t freely available, but one small village of indomitable French people really is trying to hol...

Yesteryear is the worst book I’ve ever devoured.

A tradwife influencer who seemingly gets transported back to the frontier past she so performatively evokes online? That is a great idea for a novel.

If I were Caro Claire Burke, I would have pinched myself with excitement at being the first person to pitch it to a publisher. And if I were the publ...