Tom Slater is the editor of spiked. He focuses on a range of topics including politics, government, current affairs, public policy, and international relations, often exploring the intersections of culture and society. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as This Is Money, Yahoo News, The Spectator, and The Telegraph.
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By: Tom Slater
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Who is Andy Burnham? It's something Anglophiles the world over will be asking next week, when the
Picture the scene. Nigel Farage unwittingly shares an Instagram snap featuring a grinning man wearing a T-shirt with a noose on it, which jokes about Zack Polanski hanging from a lamppost. Imagine this happened only a few weeks after a Green grandee...
Picture the scene. Nigel Farage unwittingly shares an Instagram snap featuring a grinning man wearing a T-shirt with a noose on it, which jokes about Zack Polanski hanging from a lamppost.
Why did it take so long for Britain’s BLM prof to be exposed?
Jason Arday, I miss you already. The resignation of the Cambridge professor, sporting Adonis, charity-fundraising extraordinaire and credibly accused fantasist has brought to a close the most delicious silly-season story for some time. Cambridge...
Jason Arday, I miss you already. The resignation of the Cambridge professor, sporting Adonis, charity-fundraising extraordinaire and credibly accused
Bussing migrants to more affluent areas is not going to quell the public’s anger.
This unspeakable tragedy demands a reckoning with the cult of DEI.
The narrative being spun about his tragic death is an affront to reason and a free media.
Why the press is not to blame for the Arday tragedy.
