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Julie Bindel

Julie Bindel

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Scandal / The grooming gang perpetrators who are never convicted

Scandal /					 													 						The grooming gang perpetrators who are never convicted
21.01.2025 10

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Brave heart / The offal truth? Organs are delicious

Brave heart /					 													 						The offal truth? Organs are delicious
20.01.2025 10

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Grooming gang victims are still being ignored

Grooming gang victims are still being ignored
10.01.2025 8

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

3. Meet the middle-aged women who are Britain’s female sex tourists

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05.01.2025 3

New Statesman

Julie Bindel

There’s a reason we only eat Christmas food at Christmas

The 1990s comedy series the Royle Family includes a perfect scene in which Barbara says she won’t bother getting a turkey the following year, as...

24.12.2024 20

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Shame on the men exploiting Lily Phillips

Lily Phillips, who had sex with 101 men in a single day in October, has hit the headlines, but the focus should instead be on the men that exploit...

11.12.2024 8

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Feeling bitter / Stop messing with my Negroni

My first Negroni was in a bar called Turandot, in a piazza in Lucca, Tuscany. It was the summer of 1996, and I noticed the waiter bringing out an...

10.12.2024 4

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

The truth about the lesbian pay premium

Some lesbian and gay campaigners might have you believe that life is hard for gay people. Of course, for many it is. But my experience of being a...

22.11.2024 4

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Red hot / Why would anyone choose an induction hob?

In a letter to Katie Morley, consumer champion for the Telegraph, CK from London explained that her £4,000 Smeg hob doesn’t work with her Le...

19.11.2024 2

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Let’s face it, Le Creuset is overrated

I remember being given a Le Creuset casserole dish for my 40th birthday. I’m 62 and it’s still going strong, though I dropped it on the stone...

12.11.2024 10

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

On goulash / A beginner’s guide to Hungarian food and drink

The first time I tried the well-known Hungarian wine Tokaj, which I bought from an eastern European delicatessen in London, I was so taken with it...

11.11.2024 30

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Germany’s gender madness is a worry for women everywhere

Germany has gone further than most countries in failing to stand up to the relentless march of transgender ideology. Its Self-Determination Act,...

01.11.2024 1

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

The very necessary asexual awareness week

In the annual queer calendar, which appears to operate at full capacity 365 days of the year, nothing is more auspicious or necessary than asexual...

25.10.2024 6

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Is it time for feminists to turn to the Tories?

Should feminists like me hold their nose and team up with the Tories? It’s a dilemma many of those concerned about the transgender debate are...

19.10.2024 2

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Is this wife killer jumping on the Post Office scandal bandwagon?

Robin Garbutt is serving life in prison for murdering his wife, but is he innocent? His supporters say so. They insist that evidence from the...

04.10.2024 5

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Quorn is truly disgusting

When I heard that Marlow Foods, parent company of Quorn, had reported a £63 million loss due to declining demand for plant-based products, it came...

27.09.2024 2

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Fewer women should be in jail

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is right about one thing: when it comes to addressing crimes committed by women, prison doesn’t work.  Mahmood...

25.09.2024 4

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Hello, waiter? Yes, I’d like to complain

As I leant over to speak to one of my dining companions in a busy restaurant, I felt something shuffle on my knee. I briefly wondered if it was a...

24.09.2024 2

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

'I was the devil incarnate' / An interview with John Boyne

John Boyne still doesn’t really know why he fell foul of the transgender mob. The author of The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas was attacked on social...

23.09.2024 1

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

How gender ideology corrupts rape crisis centres

Yesterday, Mridul Wadhwa – a trans-identified male and the head of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC) – resigned, after a scathing report on...

14.09.2024 40

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Justice denied / Women will pay the price for Labour’s early release prison scheme

For women trying to escape domestic abuse, the government’s early prison release scheme spells further misery. Around 1,700 prisoners will walk...

10.09.2024 5

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Dressing down / Salad bars are a crime against humanity

I love salad but there need to be rules. Salad should never be squashed in with hot food (e.g., in burgers); must never be dressed with anything...

14.08.2024 2

The Spectator

Julie Bindel

Books / A David and Goliath battle involving a billion-dollar pornography website

Laila Mickelwait’s Takedown describes in fascinating and often distressing detail both why Pornhub, the Canadian-owned internet pornography...

18.07.2024 7

The Spectator

Julie Bindel