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The murder of Henry Nowak has, rightly, led to a huge public debate. The police’s decision to arrest and handcuff Nowak as he lay dying because his murderer claimed to have been racially abused appears to be the latest, albeit the most grotesque, example of woke policing destroying the trust we once had in the constabulary.
The wilful, brazen smearing of Kemi Badenoch by Reform over her reaction to the murder of Henry Nowak is disgraceful
By: Stephen Pollard
I’m usually resistant to the sentiment behind one of the oldest political jokes: How can you tell when a politician is lying? His lips move. In my experience – I’ve been in and around Westminster for nearly four decades – most politicians might have...
IT is difficult to imagine a more damning indictment of the state of modern policing than the body-cam footage of Henry Nowak dying. Minutes lying prostrate on the ground in agony, telling the poli…
By: Stephen Pollard
I'll say one thing for Zack Polanski : he knows a winning strategy when he sees one. When he became leader of the Greens last September, he spotted
By: Stephen Pollard
If you follow what’s been going on in recent days in the Middle East from only the BBC and Sky, it must seem as if Israel has broken a series of ceasefires in order to satisfy either some insatiable appetite for war or – as much coverage seems to...
If you follow what’s been going on in recent days in the Middle East from only the BBC and Sky,…
The last Prime Minister to resign over national security was Neville Chamberlain in 1940. Eighty six years later, Sir Keir Starmer’s defence secretary and armed forces minister have resigned because they believe the current PM and Chancellor of the...
The anti-Israel lobby's latest victim? Cancer patients
The sport continues along a path towards its collapse, spurning any opportunity for reform
