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Sir Roger Scruton
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Circumlocution
The writer of a recent article in the Financial Times casts doubt on the ability of Keir Starmer’s government to
The Indomitable Ego vs the Joyful Cipher
The Democrats and their mainstream media allies have, over the years, provided us with many reasons to fear and loath
What is Conservativism?
As the Conservative leadership election reaches its climax, the paucity of any genuine conservative values or principles becomes more glaring
Highlights from our latest issue
A Black and White World
“‘Pale, male and stale”: this constant refrain is used to justify ever greater emphasis on “Equality, Diversity and Inclusion” or
In Search of Central Europe The following is an extract of a speech delivered by our Editor in Budapest
It’s an honour to be in Budapest for the first time, and an even greater honour to speak at a
Russia’s Strength
Since Russia invaded Ukraine, the British have been steadfast in their support for Kyiv.
Book Reviews
The Ultimate Heretic
Enemy of the Disaster: Selected political writings, Renaud Camus, Vauban Books, 2023, £19.99. Renaud Camus is one of France’s most
From lifting peat to lifting faces
Remembering Peasants. A Personal History of a Vanished World, Patrick Joyce, Allen Lane, illus, £25.00. In the small Irish town
Britain’s hero of lies
How to Win an Information War. The Propagandist Who Outwitted Hitler, Peter Pomerantsev. Faber 2024, £20.00. In 1942 at the