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Author: Otto English
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On the Record – The Foreigner Who Set You Free
Conservative peer Lord Daniel Hannan* reflects on his journey ahead of the 10th anniversary of the EU Referendum
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On the Record – My Peaceful Paradise
That New Year’s Day morning in January 2025 when Labour announced it was going to tax school fees was the darkest of my life.
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On the Record – The Plot to Stop a Good Win
We were sitting in his Mayfair club when he leaned forward and said: “Look, we need someone authentically northern and common to be our candidate.
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On the Record – Donald’s Not First Lady
As her new documentary is released, Melania Trump opens up about her rags-to-riches fairytale
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On the Record – Not A Lot of Yours Truly’s Fault
When I was approached last year to become the General Secretary of the Islington North Allotment Association (INAA), I unhesitatingly accepted the role.
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For Better Or For Worse – A Boring, Violent Life
As those on the right claim the UK has ‘gone to the dogs’ and life was better in the 1970s, and some on the left articulate a return to an old-school style of collective politics, our intergenerational panel asks: Is nostalgia for the 1970s justified?
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On the Record – The Truth About Nigel
Despite what you may have read in the Marxist press, Reform UK is not a ‘one-man band’ led by an authoritarian leader who spends all his time flogging gold bullion in between popping over to Florida in the desperate hope of bumping into President Trump at Mar-a-Lago.
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On the Record – A Friend for Fergie
Nobody has been more affected by the fallout from the Jeffrey Epstein affair than me, and I am very grateful to Byline Times for allowing me to put the record straight.
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In Absurdia – A Lord’s Purpose
When Baroness Mone gave her maiden speech in the House of Lords on 7 March 2016, it must have felt like all the years of networking had finally paid off.
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In Absurdia – Age-Old Panic
Despite what creative types may claim, even critics are human beings. And though those scrutinisers often get it right, they can sometimes get it wrong.
