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Why left-progressives adopt appalling people as moral mascots

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By Helen Dale Verified, Lorenzo M Warby
| notonyourteam.co.uk
Both Lorenzo Warby and I are of the view that the most interesting thingabout Jason Arday is the pattern of support he attracts, rather than anything about his individual biography. A similar—but weaker—claim is possible for Lindsay Clancy, who is, of course, still alive. A related observation about Donald Trump is also possible. For this reason, in the piece that follows, we’ve deliberately left speculation to one side.
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The Bondi massacre has blown up Australian politics

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By Helen Dale Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Australia had been congratulating itself over its immigration policies for years. It controlled its borders, admitting only the incomers it chose and bending rules around accepting refugees to skim off talent. Mass migration may have been driving Right-wing populism in Europe and the US, but, Down Under, the issue seemed more or less resolved. If any developed country were to avoid the scourge of Islamist terrorism, that would be Australia.
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The King in the North

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By Helen Dale Verified
| Law & Liberty Verified
Andy Burnham, Labour MP for Makerfield, celebrates after... more June 30, 2026 Mayor Andy Burnham will have a different set of challenges than the lawyer, Keir Starmer, did. In the end, it wasn’t even close. Andy Burnham, popular mayor of Greater Manchester, won the Wigan-based constituency of Makerfield in a landslide, taking 55 percent of the vote and—crucially—outpolling Reform, Restore, and Tory combined (along with everyone else). Conservatives, LibDems, and Greens all lost their deposits.
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