A week of conservative articles

 

My TCW week in review: Mandelson, the BBC and two fingers to us all Kathy Gyngell OTHER things have been going on in the world, I know, but the one thought I haven’t been able to clear from my mind over this week past is the terrible damage done to Britain by the BBC and its co-dependants. The image of Lord Mandelson ‘relieving’ himself against a garden wall in a posh part […] Smear Trump at all costs – our dossier on the brazen BBC David Keighley HARD evidence of the BBC’s doctoring of President Trump’s speech on January 6, 2021, came as no surprise to David Keighley who, with the resources of News-watch research behind him, has been on ‘BBC Watch’ for TCW since we launched in 2014. Since writing his devastating critique of Nick Robinson’s Today programme defiance which we published on […] Underwhelming truth about the Danes’ ‘successful’ asylum policies Alp Mehmet THE Home Secretary and others, including former Conservative leader Lord Hague, have suggested copying Danish asylum policies. But which of these policies, if any, have actually worked for Denmark? From confiscating asylum seekers’ jewellery to negotiating offshore processing in Africa, Denmark has enacted some of Europe’s strictest measures in pursuit of a ‘zero asylum seekers’ […] The book on vaccine harm that every health professional should read Neil Sherry FOR THE past few years I have read a great deal about infections, illnesses, colds and flu and covid in particular, medical procedures and ‘government knows best’ interventions. For most of the time my understanding has put me on the wrong side of public opinion. Given my instinctive suspicion of any official decree, I entered […] Where would we be without this cutting-edge research? John Ellwood I HAVE a suggestion for Rachel Reeves. Given that four million people have no prospect or intention of working because they have a bad back, a dicky tummy or are rather sad etc, and tens of thousands of girls face a life as second-class citizens betrothed to relatives, why bother to pay for the education […] Letters to the Editor Our Readers PLEASE send your letters (as short as you like) to info@conservativewoman.co.uk and mark them ‘Letter to the Editor’. We need your name and a county address, e.g. Yorkshire or London. Letters may be shortened. There is no guarantee of publication. *** The BBC: They will never learn  Dear Editor How unsurprising that the BBC apologists are trying to place the blame of […] The compliments commissars who ruin every good party Gustavo Jalife WE live in an age where kindness is usually mistaken for bigotry and where moral vigilance often slips into a kind of irrational fear of wrongdoing or worse: sheer paranoia. An entire generation has been trained to scan words for hidden bias, to assume offence even when none exists. When only interpretation matters, the result […]  Is it really so awful to like Taylor Swift? Brian Meredith ONE of the intriguing developments in contemporary debate is the way that people expressing disdain and disgust seem so much more confident and fearless of contradiction than those daring to concede an interest. This was never more evident in these particular columns in recent months than with the fierce debate about singer Taylor Swift, with […] From Andrew to Mr Blobby, our runners and riders for the Beeb job John Ellwood Following Tim Davie’s resignation as Director General of the BBC, the Corporation’s Human Resources Department have been working round the clock with a crack team of recruitment consultants to compile a shortlist of possible replacements. TCW understands that the following are being considered for the post. Andrew (the royal formerly known as Prince) The late […]