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Sending both the liberal-left and far right into a tailspin, recent survey figures show that support for a more open and inclusive English identity has strengthened in recent years. Now around 90 per cent of English people say that being English is not about skin colour or ethnicity... In...

So far we’ve heard nothing from these staunch defenders of EU ‘democracy’ about the behind-closed-doors appointment of the EU’s top jobs. After weeks of wrangling, the European Council appointed new EU leaders yesterday... This is what EU ‘democracy’ looks like People of...

As we head towards the inevitable, it is worth understanding the simplest of truths: the EU was never capable of dealing with Brexit. And an even bigger truth must be whispered very quietly: they can’t conclude Free Trade Agreements...

Intransigent Remainers are irrational. Not those who are motivated by calculated self-interest, like a scientific colleague at Cambridge who bluntly announced that as his research grant came from the EU he was of course in favour of Remain. Rather, those caught up in a self-induced existential...

Tower Bridge, one of Britain's greatest and most iconic landmarks, celebrates its 125th birthday today... Happy birthday Tower Bridge: 125 years since London's leading landmark...

A Black Sabbath super fan has had his living room rebuilt at a museum as part of an exhibition celebrating 50 years of the band. Stephen Knowles said his room was his own mini museum to Sabbath. It is part of a number of pieces at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in the first of a series of...

More than 300 events have been held across the UK to mark Armed Forces Day. The main 11th annual event, which honours...

Rowan Atkinson says he is "extremely excited" about the return of Blackadder ROWAN Atkinson has told pals he is “extremely excited” about a planned return of cult comedy Blackadder...

DAPPER Zack Pinsent only wears clothes from the Regency period 200 years ago. He turned “dandy man” ten years...

In order to prevent No Deal ‘chaos’, establishment Remainers are now threatening to bring about... chaos. The...

The New York Times’s strange jihad against post-Brexit Britain continues... Coffee House...

Archaeological relics dating back to the 10th Century have been unearthed during groundwork for a new hotel in Edinburgh. The discoveries were made at the India Buildings site in Victoria...

Two rare Roman gemstones that had fallen down a toilet and a 2,000 year-old gaming board have been unearthed at a Northumberland fort. The treasures found at Vindolanda in Hexham, near...

Caroline Cadwalladr should be given an award for her services to Brexit... Carole’s conspiracies are a gift to Brexit...

As Margam Park hosts the Great British Food Festival, what food would its guests over the centuries - including Admiral Lord Nelson, Isambard Kingdom Brunel and a certain time lord - have enjoyed? Margam Park: Food on the land that helped shape history By Neil Prior BBC News 22 June 2019...

The next Prime Minister should introduce a written constitution to prevent the reversal of Brexit... The next Prime Minister should write a constitution to protect our sovereignty Written by David Scullion Deputy Editor at BrexitCentral 20 June 2019 “If Parliament...

So it will be either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt to be Britain's 55th Prime Minister, a decision which will be made by up to 160,000 Tory Party members. Whilst Johnson is the best candidate for the future of Brexit and to defeat Jeremy Corbyn, if he does get elected he will be yet another Old...

Glittering with dazzling detail, its secrets have remained untold for thousands of years. But now the full story of this once exquisitely beautiful jewelled dagger – buried...

Happy Brexit Day, everybody! Let's have a drink or two to celebrate and toast this wonderful occasion!

The scandal involved in Labour's win in Peterborough is being Rotherhamed... COFFEE HOUSE We’ve been Rotherhamed Rod Liddle Jeremy Corbyn with new MP Lisa Forbes after her victory in the Peterborough by-election (Getty) 22 June 2019 The Spectator I think we need a new source of ultimate...