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Philip WomackThe Spectator |
This October marks three hundred years since Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels first exploded onto the world, in all its scabrous, coarse...
Sarah Mullally and the real problem with interfaith initiatives Could slavery reparation demands save Reform UK? The continuity idiocy of Labour’s...
For decades, I calculated my annual tax return using the same method; as dull and reliable as a shire horse. Over a few consecutive days, mired in...
Homer’s ghost is particularly busy, popping up in the dreams of pretty much every poet going. In fact if you are a poet and haven’t been visited...
Homer’s ghost is particularly busy, popping up in the dreams of pretty much every poet going. In fact if you are a poet and haven’t been visited...
There is, says Colin Hughes, who is the head of the exam board AQA, no downside to switching pupils from written exams into a gleaming modern utopia...
Homer’s ghost is particularly busy, popping up in the dreams of pretty much every poet going. In fact if you are a poet and haven’t been visited...
Some time ago, I had a furious conversation with a tech bro, which played out something along these lines: ‘How cool would it be’, said the tech...
At the news that Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) will allow members to remove their jackets thanks to soaring temperatures, I wept a tiny tear. That...
Epsom betrays the truth about Britain’s politicised police Olly Robbins sacked over Mandelson scandal What’s the point of the Sussexes’...
The ermines have been mothballed; the coronets stowed away. The United Kingdom has, at last, thrown out the hereditary peers from Parliament. This...
You’d be hard pressed to find a more continuous strand in British culture than the chorister. They’ve been warbling in Westminster Abbey since the...
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