Rod Liddle

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Rod Liddle

NOW here’s an interesting question. Will the House of Lords be able to halt the march of the self-named Great Ginger Growler? Can she possibly be stopped? The Deputy Prime Minister, Angela Rayner (the GGG to the rest of us), is hoping her Employment Rights Bill will escape the second chamber unscathed. There’s some good stuff in the bill. On zero-hours contracts and the like. But one part of it is very disturbing.

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Rod Liddle

Grade: AIs that a kind of nod to Oasis in the album title? I can’t think of a band less like that grunting Manc convocation, except in the fact that BCNR are just about the biggest band in the country right now, as the Gallagher bros were all those years ago.

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Rod Liddle

The population of the United Kingdom was increased this week by the arrival of two Albanian lesbians who have been given the right to remain here by an deputy Upper Tribunal judge called Rebecca Chapman. The women insisted that they would face persecution in Albania for their sexual preferences. This is despite the fact that Albania decriminalised homosexuality 30 years ago and in 2010 adopted a law that prohibits discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

1 week ago | thespectator.com | Kate Andrews |Aidan McLaughlin |Rod Liddle |Ben Domenech

If you were worried about disgraced former governor Andrew Cuomo being too “hands-on” during his run for New York mayor, fear not: the Love Gov’s campaign has an impersonal touch to it. Local news site Hell Gate exposed how the 29-page housing plan released by the Cuomo campaign bore the hallmarks of being partially put together using ChatGPT. One particularly unparsable passage: Mischief, mayhem and Washington gossip from The Spectator’s intrepid beat reporter.

1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Rod Liddle

Text size Small Medium Large Line Spacing Compact Normal Spacious Comments The population of the United Kingdom was increased this week by the arrival of two Albanian lesbians who have been given the right to remain here by an deputy Upper Tribunal judge called Rebecca Chapman. The women insisted that they would face persecution in Albania for their sexual preferences. This is despite the fact that Albania decriminalised homosexuality 30 years ago and in 2010 adopted a law that prohibits...