Those of us who warned for years about mass immigration can only grieve now that the things we predicted are coming true. It is starting – where else? – in the primary schools, where people are simply ...

I was at my adopted mum's by Winter of '63. I was 9. Oblivious to what children as young as 9 would be exposed to on the streets in 2000's. 1969 at 15 I met my husband on leaving school. Even then ...

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Slowly, slowly, I am swimming back towards the mainstream., or the mainstream is moving closer to me. From exile, via Piers Morgan, Talk Radio and Sky News, I last night reached Channel Four news, to ...

A conversation between me and John Sweeney, on Ukraine, on BBC Radio Ulster's Talkback ...

How on earth did I end up on friendly terms with Howard Marks, the drug-smuggler and pro-cannabis propagandist who died last week? Yet I did. You might think we would loathe each other. He stood for ...

Shortly before Christmas I travelled to Lancaster's hilltop university on a spectacularly windy night (my bedroom windows blew open after one violent gust, like a scene from 'Wuthering Heights') to ...

Last night I took part in a debate on cannabis legalisation at the University of Sussex, a place I last visited (in an unsuccessful attempt to obtain a place there, which in those days involved an ...

It's up to Ukraine and Russian politicians to discuss peace. What I question is Britain's leaders need to lumber us with military threats and further economic damage after the disaster of lockdowns.

I can’t blame the Army for trying to save itself from the current mad round of cuts, but could there be anything more ludicrous than a warning that we need to beef up the Army because it can’t cope ...

Here in my favourite American small town, I detect a strange, ominous feeling of approaching danger. Something has gone wrong with the USA. I first came to Moscow, Idaho, eight years ago when the ...

I am always amused when the wider world catches up with things I’ve known for decades. The inexcusable and savage deportation of Crimean Tatars by Stalin is one of the many bloodstained blots on that ...