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Lord Cameron, the anti-Cincinnatus, offers Brexit and Boris jokes aplenty
The former PM looked positively juvenile among the walking sticks and wheelchairs as his debut speech wooed the chamber
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Old Man Johnson did, on the night of the full moon, cast a spell that gave Covid to my cows
The outbursts attributed to Boris, and pored over by the Covid Inquiry, simply prove that he’s as flawed as the rest of us
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Lord Cameron is living the dream of everyone who was sacked before their time
He's two days into the job and in the midst of a Middle East crisis, but new Foreign Secretary is already sending people to deputise for him
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So long Suella, it’s time for change. Have you met Dave?
Cameron back, Braverman out and Cleverly sideways as Rishi Sunak spruces up the Conservative frontbench
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We are witnessing the fall of the American empire
The Pax Americana rests in the trembling hands of Joe Biden
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Dom dished dirt so fast even the typist couldn’t keep up
But he finally nodded in agreement to the fact he left Britain in control of a man he described as ‘unfit for office’
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Jordan Peterson reads Job and Jimmy Carr tells jokes – Right-wing conferences have come a long way
A colourful array of speakers was in evidence at the Arc, with Old Testament edge the order of the day
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For how long will conservatives support Israel?
The Right has always pursued order. At some point it will need to ask where this conflict will end
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America is economically and politically bankrupt
The accession of House Speaker Mike Johnson won’t rescue the nation from gridlock
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Beanz meanz a split in British politics, apparently
The country is so divided that neither side can agree on anything - but we all agree on immigration up to a point
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Israel was Corbyn’s undoing, but could it be Starmer’s too?
As the Labour leader toes a centrist line on foreign policy, his party only becomes more divided - the rumblings of rebellion are audible
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The Tories are doomed, and deserve to be
What is the point in voting for a Conservative Party that promises higher taxes and immigration?
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Kennedy for President: The Democrat prince cast out by his family
Difficult to pin down but worth a follow, as they say
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Feisty Ferg fails to live up to his Sensual Professor image
If you’ll recall, Ferguson was the bloke who predicted 500,000 deaths if the UK took no action in response to the Covid pandemic
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MPs can’t decide whether to play at being soldiers or human rights lawyers
Rishi Sunak tries to set a tone of unity but the House still manages to split down party lines
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Pro-Hamas idiots make real debate impossible
When rational, dissenting opinions are not allowed to be heard, the result is bad policy and conspiracy mongering
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