Tag Archives: The Spectator

New Zealand embraces gender ghosts as the national religion on The Spectator Australia | From where I sit from across the ditch it appears ‘the land of the

There will be a reckoning for renewables on The Spectator Australia | With COP26 a recent memory, the looming federal election has again pushed

This week it emerged that a hospital in the city of Białystok in Poland refused to grant an abortion to a pregnant woman, even though her baby had no chance of survival. The abortion

Rowan Williams is no stranger to politics. As Archbishop of Canterbury he was as comfortable criticising Tony Blair over Iraq as passing stern judgment on David Cameron’s austerity measures.

A Washington Post opinion writer believes that President Biden is receiving worse treatment from the media than Trump did. It is a laughable theory, so naturally the media loves it. Dana

For the Liberal Party, it is all of the above. Something that has become apparent in recent years is that the Liberal Party is a far cry from what it used to be – from what it should be. Instead of acting as the centre-right option for voters,

After listening to an hour-and-a-half of Emily Ratajkowski talking about My Body I had to look up naked pictures of her on the internet to understand what she was complaining about. She arrived

Away from the shenanigans of Westminster, the details of Ghislaine Maxwell’s ongoing trial have been filling our national newspapers this week. Images have been released of the British

Broadcasters in the UK have declared they will no longer use the acronym BAME to refer to black, Asian and minority ethnic people. Following a report by the Sir Lenny Henry Centre for Media

Just how bad is it for Boris Johnson? In some ways it’s difficult to tell, this is a prime minister who seems almost unable to exist without a crisis. But last night’s new Covid rules — mixed