Zoe Strimpel

Here in Blighty, with war far away, it is almost impossible to imagine that we were once savvy enough to save the world from Hitler

Across the pond, legions of bad people have been promoted in the name of diversity ideology. But America is waking up. Will Britain?

Despite their woes, young people are still vastly rich compared to the 20-somethings of their grandparents’ generation

The International Olympic Committee, full to bursting with its “inclusiveness” agenda, is startlingly bereft of biological considerations

Continental holidays have lost their luster: at least Britons still know how to have a good time

We could do without the posturing of sage men who think they have the answer to everything

It was once the country of Beethoven, Hesse and Mann. And of monstrous genocide. Both those countries are now dead

As Britain succumbs to sectarianism, the implications are grave for society as a whole

I’ve got fed up with seeing the scarf worn so widely

On the Right and Left, we’re forgetting why the free world triumphed in the 20th century