My sketch of all this... thecritic.co.uk/truss-alone/

'The fundamental problem,' Liz Truss tells Talk TV, 'is that there were too many Conservative MPs.' A problem that she has personally done more than anyone else to address.
[fairness clarification: she went on to explain that it was a particular kind of Tory MP she's against.]

“The fundamental problem,” Liz Truss told Talk TV, “is that there were too many Conservative MPs.”
My SKETCH of Today in Living Out Her Values...
thecritic.co.uk/truss-alone/

“Faced with accepting the horror of what they have done,” writes Jo Bartosch, “Activists will hunker down and continue fighting sanity”
thecritic.co.uk/the-cass-revie…

Observing factual differences is not the same as leaping to conclusions, argues Ben Sixsmith
thecritic.co.uk/giving-noticin…

For 49 terrifying days a helpless Liz Truss was left in charge of the country by mistake — only to be menaced by the worst sort of criminals: Tory MPs. Robert Hutton on a heart warming tale of personal growth and defeating your fears (Tory MPs) thecritic.co.uk/truss-alone/

For 49 terrifying days a helpless Liz Truss was left in charge of the country by mistake — only to be menaced by the worst sort of criminals: Tory MPs. Robert Hutton on a heart warming of personal growth and defeating your fears (Tory MPs) thecritic.co.uk/truss-alone/

Far too many young people are woefully ignorant of the splendour and meaning of our rich ecclesiastical architecture, argues James Stevens Curl thecritic.co.uk/keystones-of-b…

Agree or disagree with the NatCons, this is yet another reminder that free speech is not a 'European value'.

People should not have assumed that a jihadist was behind the Bondi Junction stabbings, writes Ben Sixsmith. Observing probabilities is not the same as leaping to conclusions
thecritic.co.uk/giving-noticin…

'Like doorstop airport novels that conflate import with page count, movie length seems to have become a way for directors to tell us what serious people they are.' Robert Hutton thecritic.co.uk/long-story-sho…

The Cass Review should not be cause for complacence, writes Jo Bartosch. Gender ideologues are not going to give up in the face of facts
thecritic.co.uk/the-cass-revie…

David Thomas praises “More Than A Game” for offering “the overdue correction of long accepted narratives about our sport-obsessed nation”
thecritic.co.uk/the-fixtures-t…

Just sharing this again and going off twitter for a while. I'm genuinely upset at the 'both sides' 'toxic all round' lines spouted by people who did absolutely nothing while women were being subjected to this. thecritic.co.uk/trust-and-the-…

Leaving aside the ethics of prohibition, the Tobacco and Vapes Bill is a terrible piece of legislation that seems to have been written on the back of a fag packet. thecritic.co.uk/all-smoke-and-…

Extremely thought-provoking article from The Critic, on the deceptive use and manipulation of language for ideological purposes.

“Faced with accepting the horror of what they have done,” writes Jo Bartosch, “Activists will hunker down and continue fighting sanity”
thecritic.co.uk/the-cass-revie…

“With money, readers and talent all in short supply, magazines have nevertheless helped to save Western civilisation from its worst follies” — Daniel Johnson reflects on the outsize influence of small magazines
thecritic.co.uk/putting-a-glos…

The National Conservatism conference in Brussels is being assailed by politicians, activists and the police, writes Ben Sixsmith
thecritic.co.uk/the-campaign-a…

“Describing violent men as loving men acting out of character, or motivated by demons which they cannot control, is absolutely standard” — Victoria Smith argues that poor mental health is not always an excuse
thecritic.co.uk/hatred-and-men…