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Bridget Phillipson isn’t brave enough to save the working class
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (542+ words) Grammar schools were engines of real mobility in the 20th century. But Labour now seems to believe universal ignorance means true equality A middle class, wrote Clive James, is the first thing any society needs to build, and the last thing…...
LIZ JONES: I can't stand over-entitled people who think they're right
1+ week, 20+ hour ago (719+ words) LIZ JONES: I can't stand over-entitled people who always think they're right - especially pontificating columnists Daily Mail LIZ JONES: I can’t stand over-entitled people who always think they’re right – especially pontificating columnists By LIZ JONES, COLUMNIST, YOU MAGAZINE I didn’t…...
Karen Sugrue and the SocDems 'sexism' row
2+ week, 13+ hour ago (120+ words) Karen Sugrue and the SocDems ‘sexism’ row Gript Alas, poor Holly. The SocDems may not have been known for their infinite jest or excellent fancy, but they do embrace their role as Greatest Virtue-Signallers of Irish politics – and possibly of…...
Why Parliament's 'bad guy' playbook fails women
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (836+ words) Expert opinion from Victoria University Wellington - Te Herenga Waka Comment: Stuart Nash’s text to former National minister Chris Finlayson exemplifies the perpetuation of two barriers that keep women out of parliamentary politics: men’s networks and their misogynistic chatter, and the…...
George Trefgarne: The Tory women versus the blokes, lads, and chaps should have one positive outcome
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (699+ words) George Trefgarne is chief executive of Boscobel & Partners, a consultancy and was previously economics editor of The Telegraph. There is an interesting piece in the Financial Times about Jane Fraser, the British CEO of Citi, the vast American banking group…...
Ann Widdecombe – the common sense hero who broke Strictly's 'witch’s spell"
2+ mon, 2+ day ago (760+ words) Ann Widdecombe was a politician despised by Labour and the Left because she spoke common sense. The former Tory minister, MP, MEP, and staunch Brexit supporter spoke a language they didn’t understand. Her death at 78 marks the passing of someone…...
Andy Burnham’s phoney feminism
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (335+ words) Promoting a few woke women into plum ministerial roles will do nothing for women’s rights. Could Britain be about to get its first female Labour prime minister? Fear not, there’s no sign of Angela Rayner or Lucy Powell stepping up…...
Why gentlemen relish Kemi
3+ mon, 2+ day ago (145+ words) As seen in the Telegraph Two thoughts on the sad and controversial death of Henry Nowak. The first is about Kemi. Wow. She really is The One. While Nigel Farage has angrily stomped about, demanding certain laws and policies be…...
Lecture on How Feminists Transformed Law, Science of AIDS
6+ mon, 1+ week ago (529+ words) ‘Dead but not disabled.’ With that eerie slogan, feminist activists in the AIDS crisis slammed the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as women were dying faster than the bureaucracy recognized their illness. This protest is at the heart of Professor…...
Is Bridget Phillipson really the most dangerous woman in Britain?
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (733+ words) The Education Secretary on Send reform, gender and the year that could make or break the government But then a teenage girl raises her hand: what three pieces of advice would you give to your 16-year-old self? It is the…...