Hidden in this gem of an article, in which The Who’s Daltrey also attacks Jeremy Corbyn’s radical politics and discusses the idiosyncratic success of a marriage on unusual terms, are the following (utterly correct) comments on #MeToo: “Why would any rock star need to push … [Read more...]

  National Biographers Day commemorates the anniversary of the first meeting of Samuel Johnson and his biographer James Boswell in London, England on May 16, 1763, and honors all biographers. This National Biographers Day, I will be reading Boris Johnson’s excellent The … [Read more...]

Paramedic Paul Judd has undergone three operations and still can’t work after two women violently attacked him in response to being asked to stand back as he worked. Originally sentenced to eight and four months, both women appealed their sentences and we’re let off with slapped … [Read more...]

I wrote a message of support to Lebow, when his transgression, the ISA’s subsequent decision to take a hardline against his harmless joke - and then his refusal to grovel, hit the news. Today, in The Spectator he writes: “increasingly on campuses where feminists and leftists … [Read more...]