Stephen Glover

STEPHEN GLOVER: Surely, you may reasonably say, no sane Government could ever agree to reparations on this scale.

Much has rightly been made of the police blue-light escort exceptionally laid on for Taylor Swift in August. Now we learn the PM and his family were granted a private audience with the singer.

The Tory leadership contest is approaching its final lap, and it can't honestly be said that it has so far caught the imagination of the British people.

Politicians often tell half-truths but, believe it or not, they only occasionally tell downright lies. This Labour Government is breaking new ground. It has adopted mendacity as a way of doing business.

STEPHEN GLOVER: Many people on the Right in Britain are delighted by Donald Trump's victory. I am very far from delighted. In fact, I'm profoundly depressed.

Witch hunts are ugly things, and whenever you spot one the best thing to do is usually to walk in the opposite direction.

A female journalist is visited at home by two policemen and told that she is being investigated for allegedly stirring up racial hatred in a social media post a year ago.

The headline on the Daily Mail's front page yesterday made my blood run cold. I'm sure it will have had a similar effect on many who saw it. It read: 'Putin clears way for nuclear strike.'

Why is this Government so breathtakingly bad that even many who voted Labour are now regretting it? This is a question I often ask myself.

The Left-leaning Guardian newspaper is renowned for its high-mindedness, as well as for its conviction that it is more virtuous than the rest of us.