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Things to Come?

The torching of migrants’ homes in Belfast by masked thugs last week must have been terrifying, both for the innocent

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The Great Evasion

The ‘Unite the Kingdom’ march went off peacefully, even joyously, despite Starmer condemning its organisers for peddling ‘hate and division’

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Highlights from our latest issue

Broken Britain

When Robert Jenrick defected from the Tories to Reform this January, he upset his former shadow cabinet colleagues by declaring

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Book Reviews

Two Dangerous Novels

Bothelford’s Gone, Edward McLaren, The Maldon Press, 2026, The Haxton Review, Joseph Knapp, The Maldon Press, 2026, Both these works

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Peace at Last

Last Words, Richard Holloway, Swift, 2025, £10.99. The number of prelates who later in life lose their faith, but who,

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In the Beginning

God, the Science, the Evidence, Michel-Yves Bolloré and Olivier Bonnassies, Palomar, 2025, £16.25. In January, I found myself back in

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