James Delingpole - Page 16

The Brexit Party’s candidates list for the imminent General Election shows it means business. Phew! Without Nigel Farage and co to hold his feet to the fire, it’s a racing certainty that Boris Johnson will let us down badly in

An anonymous source claims to have extracted lots of documents from Extinction Rebellion’s computer database and has put them up online.

The Conservatives have suffered their first electoral defeat under Boris Johnson. Good!

This was the week when the global environmental movement reached peak hypocrisy, peak lunacy, peak absurdity.

Left-wing Hollywood director Judd Apatow believes that by ignoring climate change “We are murdering our children.”

Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson may need to change his nickname. ‘The Sponge’ has a nice, squishy feel about it.

Failed ex-prime-minister Theresa May is angling to promote her disastrous chief of staff Gavin Barwell to the House of Lords.

Boris Johnson has passed his first test as prime minister with flying colours. He has appointed the most robustly conservative (and pro-Brexit) cabinet since the Thatcher era.

Some encouraging news: Boris Johnson has appointed Dominic Cummings as one of his senior advisors.

Today Boris Johnson becomes Britain’s prime minister. By weird coincidence, he happens to be the second prime minister with whom I was friends at university.

Boris Johnson is going to be the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. I’m more optimistic than many people seem to be, but I’m also prepared to be disappointed.

So you thought that “When Harry Met Sally” — the classic 80s rom-com which recently celebrated its 30th anniversary with a competition at Katz’s deli in New York to see who could do the best fake orgasm — was a triumph for its writer Nora Ephron, its star Meg Ryan, and the depiction of rounded, female characters generally?

When is a hairy ballsack not a hairy ballsack? How dare you not know the answer to this, you disgusting transphobe!

Only a couple of days now before Britain bids a relieved farewell to the worst prime minister in history. But let’s give credit where credit is due: it wasn’t just Theresa May who was so sublimely useless; it was her entire administration.

So now we know what Boris Johnson’s most pressing task when he becomes the United Kingdom’s prime minister next Tuesday: destroy the Electoral Commission.

Extinction Rebellion are dangerous extremists whose criminal activists should be put behind bars, according to a new report.

“Islam inherently inhibits the path to progress and freedom”. Not my words: Boris Johnson’s, from an article he wrote in 2007.

Boris Johnson – Britain’s prime minister in waiting – has described President Donald Trump’s robust criticisms of the four Democrat congresswomen known as ‘the Squad’ as “totally unacceptable.”

England has just won the most important fixture in the history of sport after the most exciting match in the history of sport, so, naturally, the liberal-left is busily trying to claim this glorious victory.

The Prince of Wales has warned global leaders that if we don’t tackle climate change in 18 months the human race will go extinct.

Climategate is fast approaching its tenth anniversary (which falls in November). Naturally the BBC — as one of the key promoters of the man-made global warming scare — is keen to get its excuses in early.

Britain is now free to appoint a replacement ambassador prepared to nurture the Special Relationship rather than undermine it with snarky memos dissing President Trump.

Three months after slandering him, unfairly trashing his reputation, and costing him his job as an unpaid government advisor, the left-wing New Statesman has finally apologised to Sir Roger Scruton.

President Trump has declared Britain’s Ambassador to Washington DC Sir Kim Darroch persona non grata. Translated from the Latin this means roughly: “Get the hell out of Dodge, scum sucker. You’re not welcome in this town any more.

Tommy Robinson has yet again been found guilty of contempt of court and now faces up to two years in prison.

Gender quotas on company boards are an expensive waste of money, a study has confirmed. At least they are if you’re old fashioned enough to believe that a company’s purpose is to generate shareholder value.

German drivers have begun displaying ‘F*** you Greta’ bumper stickers in protest at the world’s most irritating and over-promoted teenage girl.

Booker – “Bookers” as I used to call him on our regularly weekly phone chats – would have hated being called the ‘greatest’ but he was, for a number of reasons.

The Brexit Party’s MEPs have been compared to Nazis because they turned their backs on the European Union’s ‘national anthem’ at the opening of the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

At Glastonbury Festival I finally caught up with one of my all-time heroines…

Just because I believe that Boris Johnson is the best hope of saving the Conservative party from total destruction, bringing about a full, swift Brexit, and averting a Venezuela-style Marxist tyranny under Jeremy Corbyn doesn’t mean I think he’s going to deliver…

Headlined ‘Our carbon debt’, the short video tries to reposition the Industrial Revolution – the single greatest leap in living standards in the history of the world – as a terrible mistake for which we should now make amends.

As predicted, Theresa May’s lame-duck government has gone ahead and signed the £1 trillion suicide note committing the UK to ‘Net Zero’ decarbonisation by 2050.

Today is the third anniversary of the EU Referendum. Like all Brexiteers, I can remember exactly where I was when I heard the result. And more importantly, I remember exactly how it felt.

I know it’s a bit late but please could we put forward Mark Field MP as a wild card candidate for the Conservative leadership contest?

Mad though it may seem for an organisation called the British Broadcasting Corporation, the BBC viscerally loathes Britain.