Munroe Bergdorf has resigned as Labour’s LGBT adviser after just one week in the job. Her appointment looked quite promising until it emerged she had deployed ‘butch lezza’ as an insult, joked that she’d like to ‘gay bash’ a TV character, and described gay Tory men as ‘a special kind of dickhead’. ‘Ever find that sometimes you’re just NOTContinueContinue reading “Munroe Bergdorf and the left’s monopoly on morality”
Monthly Archives: March 2018
How Ruth could make devolution deliver for Scots – and for the Tories
Day Five of my icy internment and it’s starting to get to me. I have not succumbed to cabin fever but something much worse: reality television. The news channels are filled with images of the nation brought to a snowbound halt and updates on Brexit. I am no longer sure which is which. So IContinueContinue reading “How Ruth could make devolution deliver for Scots – and for the Tories”
Sturgeon’s last stand
As the country emerges from this week’s enforced hibernation, many will be thinking ahead to a summer holiday in warmer climes. A break away from the stresses and strains of life and a chance to relax before returning to the rat race. Those of a sensitive disposition might want to extend their sun-kissed sojourn indefinitely.ContinueContinue reading “Sturgeon’s last stand”
Cancelled trains? Must be virtue signalling problems
Question time at Holyrood began with a solemn statement from the First Minister. Her tone recalled those disaster movies where the US President makes his final stoic address to the nation as an asteroid hurtles to Earth or a barrage of Kremlin warheads zeroes in on New York. She intoned: ‘Conditions such as those thatContinueContinue reading “Cancelled trains? Must be virtue signalling problems”
Stephen Daisley 