Stephen Daisley

There is so little substance to Andy Burnham that it seems almost churlish to attack the one area where he amounts to more than ambition, sentiment

There is so little substance to Andy Burnham that it seems almost churlish to attack the one area where he amounts to more than ambition, sentiment and unfathomable vanity, but his big policy idea happens to be one with which I have some familiarity...

There is probably limited reader appetite for a dispute between two Catholic journalists over internal Church intrigue, but I must take issue with

There is probably limited reader appetite for a dispute between two Catholic journalists over internal Church intrigue, but I must take issue with Jane Stannus’s Coffee House hagiography of the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX). If you’re unfortunate...

There is probably limited reader appetite for a dispute between two Catholic journalists over internal Church intrigue, but I must…

The best part about Kate Forbes rebuking the Scottish political class for being chronically insular and out of touch has been the Scottish political class reacting.

Julie Burchill loves the Jews, and she wants everyone to know it. The English controversialist informs us at the outset of her new book,

With former defence minister Al Carns confirming he will not contest the Labour leadership, a coronation for Andy Burnham is all but guaranteed.

The death of Ann Widdecombe calls to mind the song of the same name by Victoria Wood.

The death of Ann Widdecombe calls to mind the song of the same name by Victoria Wood. The festive ditty describes the then-shadow home secretary, as ‘our favourite Tory biddy’ with Wood, done up to resemble the no-nonsense Conservative, emerging from...