Peter Hitchens is a prominent journalist and author based in the United Kingdom. He writes for various publications, including MailOnline, The American Conservative, and The Spectator World. Known for his conservative views, Hitchens covers a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, and social issues.
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The other day I had my TV aerial removed, and many of my neighbours have done the same. It symbolises the end of an important part of my life and of the life of the nation.
The great discovery of the past few days has been this: If police are visible, if wrongdoers are swiftly arrested, rapidly charged, prosecuted and quickly and frighteningly punished, you get a grip on crime.
If it weren't for the English Channel, and the Royal Navy, this country would either be a heavily armed police state or a subject province in someone else's empire.
Lucy Letby was sentenced to die in prison 370 days ago. Should we really be happy with such a savage sentence on such questionable evidence?
I have for some years been puzzled by what seemed to be a government policy of encouraging e-bikes and e-scooters. Most normal human beings hate them.
What a pitiable action, to hide away a portrait of Margaret Thatcher because you find it 'unsettling'. Yet our new Prime Minister has done this, according to reliable reports.
This is about something that did not happen to me at school, an exam I dreaded, but never had to take. It was the only examination that ever really worried me, and it was called Common Entrance. Do not confuse it with modern imitations bearing the same name. In those days, preparing for it involved
Hurrying along the icy platform to catch the night express to a city that no longer exists (Leningrad, in this case), I suddenly caught a whiff of one of the most evocative, nostalgic perfumes in the world...
By: Peter Hitchens
Hurrying along the icy platform to catch the night express to a city that no longer exists (Leningrad, in this case), I suddenly caught a whiff of one of the most evocative, nostalgic perfumes in the world – the sharp, thrilling scent of burning coal. I looked around in amazement.
Much of my schooling involved learning things by heart. And that is where they still are, in my heart. Ask me what eight nines are and I can answer in a flash without thinking.
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