HeyJaredDaniel Hannan
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 13, 2026
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DANIEL HANNAN: Spoiler alert! Here is why Britain will NOT rejoin EU (opens the original)
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When Iceland voted not to reopen accession talks with the EU in August, that was that. Both sides accepted the result, and the conversation moved on to more immediate matters, such as the cost of living, genealogy and whether Emmessis or Kjoris sold the better ice cream. In Britain, despite our vastly larger economy, we can’t seem to let the EU go. A decade after our referendum a large minority remains stuck in 2016. It is to this minority that Andy Burnham addresses himself when he describes re
DANIEL HANNAN: Why Britain is being targeted for slavery reparations (opens the original)
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This has gone far enough. The countries coming after us for slavery reparations, mainly Caribbean states but also some in Africa, are not just rude and ungrateful. They are launching a hostile campaign against us, and we should respond accordingly. If Barbados pursues us through the courts for trillions of pounds, we should cancel our aid programmes there. If Ghana wants to lead a Third Worldist posse against us in the UN, we should deny all visa applications from that country. We have a range o
Why do so many of our leaders hate this country's history? (opens the original)
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All of a sudden, the United Kingdom seems both precarious and friendless. The leaders of the three devolved assemblies, all of whom represent separatist parties, have met in Cardiff to demand referendums. At the same time, we appear isolated in the counsels of the world. The President of the United States wants to give part of our country to the Republic of Ireland and says he would not back us in the event of a new Falklands War. Argentina has sanctioned oil companies that recognise British sov
HANNAN: If Right-wing parties can't do a deal, Left will keep power (opens the original)
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The skies over East Kent’s chalk downs are vast. The villages above the white cliffs, with their brick-and-flint houses and low-steepled churches, are small-c conservative places. East Kent, which I used to represent in the European Parliament, is wary, bolshie, patriotic and self-reliant. Yet the voters of Guston, Kingsdown and St Margaret’s-at-Cliffe – three handsome villages clustered near the beach from which cross-Channel swimmers set out – are now represented by a Green councillor. How did
Labour should build a country in which the young can flourish (opens the original)
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Young people in this country have got a raw deal. They were locked up at the worst possible moment in their lives because of a virus that offered them no threat. After they emerged from lockdown, it became clear that they would spend their lives paying off the debts Britain incurred in those heedless months. Then, as if things were not bad enough, we threw away the priceless advantage of a flexible labour market, making it much harder for them to find work. These are real and serious grievances.
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