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Surprisingly good: Amazon Prime’s Last One Laughing reviewed

2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | James Delingpole

Last One LaughingAmazon Prime ‘What will it take to make Richard Ayoade laugh?’ If you find this question about as enticing as ‘Whose turn is it to deworm the cat?’ or ‘What is Keir Starmer’s favourite plant-based ready meal?’ I really don’t blame you. But still if you watch Last One Laughing (Amazon Prime), I think you might change your mind.
Surprisingly good: Amazon Prime's Last One Laughing reviewed

2 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | James Delingpole

Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments ‘What will it take to make Richard Ayoade laugh?’ If you find this question about as enticing as ‘Whose turn is it to deworm the cat?’ or ‘What is Keir Starmer’s favourite plant-based ready meal?’ I really don’t blame you. But still if you watch Last One Laughing (Amazon Prime), I think you might change your mind. The idea of this reality series is to confine ten comedians for six hours in a Big Brother-style enclosure...
Climate Change’s Favorite Graph Just Took a Hockey Stick to the Face

2 weeks ago | floppingaces.net | James Delingpole

Even if you’ve never heard of Michael Mann, you will have felt his baleful influence on your energy bills. He is the inventor of the hockey stick chart, which shows a sharp increase in late 20th century global temperatures, like the blade of an ice hockey stick.
Dope Thief is a cut above your usual inner-city crime-drama porn

4 weeks ago | spectator.co.uk | James Delingpole

I really had no interest in watching Dope Thief. It’s another of those crime dramas set in a bleak-looking city – possibly there are some pretty parts of Philadelphia but we only get to see the bad bits – where everyone seems to be on welfare or a drug dealer, or both, everything looks washed out, grimy and grey, and where you could die horribly any second. And I get quite enough of all this on my increasingly rare trips to London. But I was desperate.
Dope Thief is a cut above your usual inner-city crime-drama porn

4 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | James Delingpole

Chess Masters: The EndgameBBC2 I really had no interest in watching Dope Thief. It’s another of those crime dramas set in a bleak-looking city – possibly there are some pretty parts of Philadelphia but we only get to see the bad bits – where everyone seems to be on welfare or a drug dealer, or both, everything looks washed out, grimy and grey, and where you could die horribly any second.
The downfall of climate change poster boy Michael Mann: ‘If Mann cannot even be trusted to tell the truth when he’s under oath & in court on pain of perjury, why on earth should any of us take him seriously on the subject of climate change?’

1 month ago | climatedepot.com | Marc Morano |James Delingpole

https://www.spectator.com.au/2025/03/the-downfall-of-climate-change-poster-boy-michael-mann/By James DelingpoleEven if you’ve never heard of Michael Mann, you will have felt his baleful influence on your energy bills. He is the inventor of the hockey stick chart, which shows a sharp increase in late 20th century global temperatures, like the blade of an ice hockey stick.
The downfall of climate change poster boy Michael Mann

1 month ago | spectator.co.uk | James Delingpole

Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments Even if you’ve never heard of Michael Mann, you will have felt his baleful influence on your energy bills. He is the inventor of the hockey stick chart, which shows a sharp increase in late 20th century global temperatures, like the blade of an ice hockey stick. It put rocket boosters on the climate change scare and was used as an excuse by policymakers to send green taxes, tariffs and regulations soaring. Mann was an...
The downfall of climate change poster boy Michael Mann

1 month ago | spectator.com.au | James Delingpole

Even if you’ve never heard of Michael Mann, you will have felt his baleful influence on your energy bills. He is the inventor of the hockey stick chart, which shows a sharp increase in late 20th century global temperatures, like the blade of an ice hockey stick. It put rocket boosters on the climate change scare and was used as an excuse by policymakers to send green taxes, tariffs and regulations soaring.
I'm warming to Meghan Markle - only joking

1 month ago | spectator.co.uk | James Delingpole

You know that urge when you’ve got friends coming for the weekend and you just have to spend the previous week putting together all the essentials for a successful stay: personalised bags of truffle-flavoured popcorn and pretzel nibbles for their bedside; hand-blended, sensually curated bath salts; layer cake flavoured with honey from your private hives; etc? Well, if you’ve never had that urge, I’ve got some disappointing news: With Love, Meghan may not be the programme for you.
I’m warming to Meghan Markle – only joking | The Spectator Australia

1 month ago | spectator.com.au | James Delingpole

You know that urge when you’ve got friends coming for the weekend and you just have to spend the previous week putting together all the essentials for a successful stay: personalised bags of truffle-flavoured popcorn and pretzel nibbles for their bedside; hand-blended, sensually curated bath salts; layer cake flavoured with honey from your private hives; etc? Well, if you’ve never had that urge, I’ve got some disappointing news: With Love, Meghan may not be the programme for you.