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“Muhammad being the most popular boys [sic] name in the UK will not surprise those who have read where the UK is heading in the next 74 years if we do not change course,” wrote academic turned hard right rabble-rouser Matt Goodwin on X last week, linking to his AI-written book, Suicide of a Nation.
Perhaps wisely the failed by-election candidate blocked fol...
With Jude Bellingham seemingly single-handedly dragging England’s footballers to inevitable World Cup glory, can we spare a thought for poor Craig Hope, the Daily Mail’s chief football reporter, who must be going through a torrid time?
In the build-up to the tournament, Hope ran a committed and highly esoteric campaign for the Real Madrid midfielder to be l...
“A House of Lords peer can turn up, do nothing, and claim up to £390 a day,” wrote Laila Cunningham, Reform’s candidate for London mayor, on X at the weekend.
“What’s the difference between that and welfare? If taxpayers’ money should come with responsibilities, why doesn’t that apply in Westminster?”
It’s a fair point, alright – but perhaps Cunning...
Andy Burnham was born on January 7, 1970. As Britain’s right wing newspapers scratch around for the lines that they hope will undermine the PM-in-waiting, several seem convinced that he pines for a decade he spent in nappies and short trousers.
As far as they are concerned, the image of the putative prime minister as a Game of Thrones-influenced King ...
A dog for Downing Street
Throughout 15 years of chaos in British politics, one constant has remained: Larry the cat. Downing Street’s minister for rodent affairs has outlasted 6 PMs and met everyone from Obama to Zelensky. But research by Go.Compare has found that dogs are twice as popular as cats with the British public. By that logic, Burnham coul...