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 last of the great old blood and guts markets in London, Smithfield, is to close completely after eight busy, noisy centuries. King Edward III gave it the freedom to open in 1327.
The bookstores this Christmas are crammed with shocked, maiden-auntish books about the wickedness of Vladimir Putin, written in tones of horror and surprise. I must ask all these authors “What took you so long?” I recently turned up my archives from March 2004, in which I wrote during a visit to Moscow, “Like a column of tanks in human form, Vladimir Putin slowly crushes the freedoms that flourished in Russia after the sudden collapse of the old communist order—and nobody cares … what is worse is that this assault on liberty is actually popular at home and willingly excused abroad.”
Since her conviction the State has steamrollered any objections and the Government has weighed in heavily on the side of the prosecution. What if she is, as she says, innocent?
By: Peter Hitchens
Lucy Letby's sentence is quite clear. As long as she remains convicted, she must live in captivity until she dies, among people who despise her and may wish to do her harm, without hope of any kind.
For years I have feared that the police have grown too powerful and too scornful of the public they are supposed to serve.
By: Peter Hitchens
PETER HITCHENS: I have a suggestion for solving the housing crisis. All those who have supported uncontrolled mass immigration should have a new house built in their back garden
By: Peter Hitchens
I do get a bit tired of the emoting about Syria and its hideous prisons by Western media and politicians. The West knew perfectly well about this, and took advantage of it, when it sought help from the then President Bashar Assad against Al Qaeda. That’s why Bashar met the Queen and Sir Anthony Blair.
Is Lucy Letby at last getting the fair trial she never had the first time round? The small but growing group, who fear the jury never really heard her case, think this may be about to happen.
It is hard to beat a good nostalgic war film at this time of year. So I suspect quite a few people may turn to new film Blitz - but what they'll see is London being portrayed as a city of virulent white racism.
PETER HITCHENS: After the frightful trial of Sara Sharif 's killers, there was a sudden chorus saying that home-schooling ought now to be more tightly restricted in this country. This makes little sense.
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