David Frost

RT @wallaceme: He’ll be out in five and a half years, despite denying the crime and showing “no remorse” - why should decent people going a…

RT @defossardf: Good morning Britain, my colleague @mannieigwe has written an excellent debut piece in @CityAM today on how we should never…

RT @DavidGHFrost: What we can learn from Hans Sachs in Die Meistersinger about the state of the EU and of Britain. "This bad week in Briti…

What we can learn from Hans Sachs in Die Meistersinger about the state of the EU and of Britain. "This bad week in British politics shows us in microcosm what happens when you allow progressive politics to disconnect from tradition, history, convention, and established moral

RT @WillKingston: If the clean energy transition really was the economic opportunity of the 21st century, the government wouldn’t need to f…

💯% on both points.

RT @MrSimonDudley: @DavidGHFrost @SirSimonClarke @ukonward Absolutely David. The turbocharging of demand through legal migration (and of co…

RT @cricketwyvern: This is a really important constitutional point about the role of the House of Lords in the assisted suicide bill.

RT @DavidGHFrost: @SirSimonClarke @MrSimonDudley @ukonward It also requires a halt to immigration for an extended period. There will *neve…

RT @brusselssignal: COMMENT: Refusal to acknowledge the progressive hegemony is now close to identifying yourself in many eyes as pre-moder…

RT @war_poets: 24 June 1914 Edward Thomas and his wife board the 10.20 a.m. Great Western stopping service to Worcester and Malvern. At 11.…

RT @typofoto: Happy Brexit day. On this day in 2016, ordinary English voters changed history, and inspired citizens around the world to do…

RT @worstall: @KemiBadenoch Very cool. But given the 14 years why wasn't it removed from the Act? Not "not enacted" by why wasn't it remove…

RT @DavidGHFrost: As Orwell said: "One has to belong to the intelligentsia to believe things like that: no ordinary man could be such a foo…

RT @TerraOrBust: Important thread here on the continued disinformation campaign about the supposed cost of Brexit, which for some reason ca…

As Orwell said: "One has to belong to the intelligentsia to believe things like that: no ordinary man could be such a fool." Of course some things are better but they are outweighed by the signs of decline. It began with the 2008 crash, but it was the pandemic that dealt London

Fraser Nelson @FraserNelson

London is a better city than it was a decade ago - or, perhaps, at any time. The billionaire exodus drains wealth and tax revenue. But if the below filters down and property becomes more affordable, living in London will be better still.