Richard Littlejohn

If what Farage calls the 'Uniparty' believe in democracy, they should have stood candidates. Instead they were, in the words of Thatcher, 'frit'. They knew he'd beat them convincingly.

With parts of the country coming to resemble the 1930s Oklahoma dustbowl, there is one oasis where householders are spared restrictions on water usage.

Imagine that I'd written a column last week claiming that the Government had issued official advice asking asylum seekers not to rape women and children. You'd be forgiven for thinking I'd made it up.

Through The Keyhole was a popular television panel show introduced by David Frost and featuring a regular cast of celebrities, including Chris Tarrant, Eve Pollard and Kenneth Williams.

The heavens opened, predictably, just in time for this weekend's Reading pop festival. So no change there, then.

They call him 'our thief'. He's well-known to the residents of St Maur Road, Parsons Green, in South West London. They have photos and doorbell videos of him nicking parcels from their doorsteps.

The Prime Minister admitted that national security 'can't come at the expense of social security' and refused to commit even three per cent of GDP to defence by the end of the decade.

The Prime Minister admitted that national security 'can't come at the expense of social security' and refused to commit even three per cent of GDP to defence by the end of the decade.

As the ‘welfare versus warfare' spending row rumbles on, it has been revealed that the Government is planning to mobilise 95,000 veterans to counter the threat from Russia Putin must be shaking in his Gucci loafers.

Remember the fuss last year over Adolescence, the Netflix drama about a 'manosphere'-influenced-13-year-old white schoolboy arrested for murdering a girl classmate?