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'Church of England will get what it deserves with this reparations lunacy' (opens the original)
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I once had the pleasure of attending an Episcopalian church service in America during Pride Month. The priest came dressed in a multicoloured frock, like a busted piñata, to celebrate the "gender diversity" of the church. Safe to say I walked out soon afterwards. At the time, my only consolation was the smug thought that the Church of England, whatever its faults, would never embarrass itself quite so thoroughly. Clearly, I was extremely naïve. Because the new Archbishop of Canterbury, Sarah Mul
'Andy Burnham – if this isn't treason, I don't know what is' (opens the original)
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Somewhere in Oxfordshire is a tiny village of about 350 people, with no shop or school, where the government intends to foist at least 1,256 male asylum seekers on locals, housing them at a disused Ministry of Defence site half a mile down the road. That village is called Piddington, and you may have heard of it because, back in July, its residents voted overwhelmingly, by 96%, to hold a referendum on leaving the United Kingdom. Yes, they held a vote to potentially secede from the country. Unfor
'Healey's about to declare war on the middle class - it's barely believable' (opens the original)
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With two months to go until the new government's first Budget, the kites are going up. This week's example came from a think tank which has decided that, if the Chancellor John Healey wants to fund defence, he should tax middle earners more. I hate to state the obvious, but there is no one left to tax – literally. The middle classes have been rinsed. They've been screwed over by education and cost-of-living increases, then quietly dragged into higher tax bands because thresholds haven't changed
'Andy Burnham and Labour won't admit real net zero energy crisis in UK' (opens the original)
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Who was it that said madness is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result? Because whoever it was had clearly never met the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero. The name alone is a paradox because after two decades, energy insecurity would be the more honest description of what that department has actually delivered. Ofgem confirmed this week that the price cap will rise by 4% on October 1, taking a typical household spend to £1,723 a year. Another £60, wi
'National embarrassment that's closing in on Burnham – UK like a failed state' (opens the original)
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This week I found out that Estonia is renting out prison cells it doesn't need, and Sweden is paying tens of millions a year to fill them. Denmark has done the same with Kosovo. France is at 140% capacity, with thousands of its prisoners sleeping on mattresses on the floor. The French would sooner live with that, and with the condemnation from Strasbourg, than let anybody out. We, by contrast, are so utterly bereft of any imagination that we prefer to send our finest burglars and killers back in
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