Category: EDITORIAL

Editorial comment from Matthew Steeples.

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  • Bluntly defeated

    Bluntly defeated

    Crispin Blunt MP sees off attempt to deselect him by a mammoth margin of 5-1

     

    In a move that illustrates that Theresa May’s description of the perception of the Conservatives as the “nasty party” is wrong, Crispin Blunt successfully beat a campaign to block him standing as the party’s candidate at the next election yesterday. (more…)

  • Cash crazy

    Cash crazy

    A diamond, an Aston and a startup are indicative of market madness

     

    In the last twenty-four hours, three extraordinary priced items have hit the headlines. The first, a diamond, sold at Sotheby’s in Geneva for £51.6 million ($83 million); the second, an unrestored Aston Martin made £131,000 ($209,000) at an auction in Harrogate and the third was the reported £1.9 billion ($3 billion) offer made by Facebook for the app Snapchat. (more…)

  • Morgan without a Morgan is not Morgan

    Morgan without a Morgan is not Morgan

    A call to reinstate Charles Morgan to the board of Morgan

     

    Our feature on the parallels between the ousting of Sir Bernard Docker from Daimler in 1956 and the removal of Charles Morgan from the board of the eponymous motor manufacturing firm his family founded has drawn huge volumes of traffic. (more…)

  • Prycing a job

    Prycing a job

    Ex-jailbird Vicky Pryce employs a former prisoner as her PA

     

    Vicky Pryce plainly has no desire to fade from the limelight. Having served two months of an eight month sentence herself, the shameless  ex-wife of Chris Huhne has employed a female former prisoner as her personal assistant. (more…)

  • The curse of Savile

    The curse of Savile

    As Savile’s chauffeur Dave Smith is found dead, we suggest his curse is coming into effect

     

    Jimmy Savile’s driver Ray Teret appeared in court on Saturday charged with historic sex offences and now another former chauffeur, Dave Smith, has been found dead. Savile once told Louis Theroux that he’d “take everybody down” if he was accused of anything himself.

     

    The late paedophile Jimmy Savile promised to reek havoc if he was ever accused
    The late paedophile Jimmy Savile promised to wreak havoc if he was ever accused
    Former BBC chauffeur Dave Smith was found dead on the 28th October
    Former BBC chauffeur Dave Smith was found dead on the 28th October
    Another of Savile's drivers, Ray Teret, is due back in court on 15th November
    Another of Savile’s drivers, Ray Teret, is due back in court on 15th November

    The “little people” that surrounded Savile, such as the two drivers mentioned above, are certainly part of this promised fallout. Why then, one must ask, have this mammoth paedophile’s more powerful associates yet faced any form of questioning? It is time they were brought in also.

     

     

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  • The genius of Homeland

    The genius of Homeland

    Twist in latest episode of ‘Homeland’ was pure genius

     

    Since its inception, Homeland has never failed to impress. Some might say the second series was a let down. I’d disagree. The end of last night’s episode, however, was pure genius (more…)

  • Savile’s driver heads to court

    Savile’s driver heads to court

    How can arrest of Ray Teret be anything other than related to the activities of Jimmy Savile?

     

    Jimmy Savile’s driver, Ray “Ugli” Teret, appears in court this morning charged with sex offences against fifteen teenage girls and possessing an indecent image of a child. That police claim this to be “unrelated” to the abuse carried out by the disgraced broadcaster is frankly just odd. (more…)

  • Prycing a sentence

    Prycing a sentence

    Owen Jones is wrong to argue that Vicky Pryce shouldn’t have been locked up

     

    In today’s edition of The Independent, Owen Jones, the author of Chavs, argues that “[Vicky] Pryce and her husband should never have been locked up for their crimes”. He is wrong. (more…)

  • The EU’s let our Defenders down

    The EU’s let our Defenders down

    The axing of one of the world’s most iconic vehicles is a disgrace

     

    The very last Land Rover Defender will roll out of the company’s Birmingham factory in December 2015. Killed off after 67 successful years, the loss of “The Best 4×4 By Far” thanks to the EU’s emission legislation is another nail in the coffin of Britain’s freedom. (more…)

  • Meddling with McCann

    Meddling with McCann

    Latest Madeleine McCann stories leave more questions than answers

     

    As Gerry and Kate McCann sue a former Portuguese police officer over his book about the 2007 disappearance of their daughter, Madeleine, the Daily Express have revealed that a barrister has evidence that the child is still alive. As has become the norm with this saga, both the revelations in court and the Express story actually just leave more questions than answers. (more…)