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How Abu Hamza’s wife bagged herself a five-bed council house (opens the original)
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The British state’s generosity to the people who despise us has become suicidal. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The UK’s bonkers way of distributing council housing, and the British state’s apparently limitless capacity to extend generosity to people who show it nothing but contempt, are two of the things that most wind me up. And so, naturally, I’ve had a lot to get me going in recent months. The news in May that we had been accommodating the first lady of Sierra Leo
The early release scheme is a sign of chronic state failure (opens the original)
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Freeing the likes of PC Andrew Harper’s killers is no solution to Britain’s lack of prison places. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The prospect of PC Andrew Harper’s killers being released from prison early has provoked real public anger. And with good reason. PC Harper, a Thames Valley policeman, was killed in 2019 when he was dragged behind the getaway car of teenagers fleeing the scene of a quad-bike theft in Berkshire. Two of his killers – Jessie Cole and Albert Bo
The Church of England’s ruinous reparations racket (opens the original)
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Why Archbishop Sarah Mullally should ditch the woke crusades and focus on fixing some church roofs. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. You can see why the Church of England thought ‘Project Spire’ would be a good name for its multi-million-pound ‘reparations’ scheme. Yet if Archbishop of Canterbury Sarah Mullally or her predecessor Justin Welby had read William Golding’s The Spire, this might have given them reason to reconsider. Golding’s story of Dean Jocelin, a man con
The Jodrell Bank closure is a sign of declining ambition (opens the original)
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Britain once dreamed big and reached for the stars. Now we’re a welfare state with a country attached. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Why is the UK shutting its iconic space telescope? The news that Jodrell Bank, which hosts the largest telescope in Britain, is to be closed, after the government scrapped funding for the facility, has been greeted with widespread outrage. The Royal Astronomical Society said it was ‘shocked and dismayed’. I’m angry and depressed. Jodrel
How can we get rid of Shabir Ahmed? (opens the original)
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If Pakistan refuses to take back its foreign criminals, the UK must show there will be consequences. Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. The case of Shabir Ahmed – specifically, the UK’s seeming inability to send the ringleader of the Rochdale rape gang back to his home country of Pakistan – is sickening. I do not want this man to ever walk the streets of this country again. It is also infuriating. For it is emblematic not just of political cowardice, but also of our tooth
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