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Some that were once in my list of political blogs worth reading have now sadly departed, become sporadic or, like my own, grown repetitive a...

... writes Anatole Kaletsky in the Times today. Attacking Chelsea Tractor drivers and frequent flyers may bring a nice warm glow to the hea...

Oh dear . "Some of the lights are still being manufactured in Slovakia" and others have only got as far as Lancashire. But "...

The Independent newspaper’s web site seems quietly to have dropped its ‘Portfolio’ service which restricted access to most of its comment a...

It’s incredibly easy to get from France to Switzerland; you hardly even have to slow down driving past the border posts. It’s even easier to...

We live in easy times at least in comparison with earlier generations and if we’re lucky enough to live in the prosperous third of the world...

No question, the Internet is the best thing that's happened to the World in my lifetime. That IP is now dominant is a particular satisfa...

BBC News reports that Matthew Taylor is unimpressed with political blogging and suggests that it is adding to the "shrill discourse of...

By any objective measure the European Union must rate as a success. Despite its vocal, usually elderly, opponents (especially in England) th...

Naive green campaigners calling for Britain to restrict flights or to close power stations such as Drax are seeking simplistic solutions to ...

Do any of my faithful readers have any experience of changing broadband ISPs that they're willing to share with me? Is it a painful pro...

There’s a nice little spat running between George Monbiot and Christopher Monckton which again demonstrates how the climate-change argument ...