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The Victorian moralising of the Home Office’s migrant rape advice

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By Madeline Grant Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
The legacy of the Victorians is everywhere; we depend on them for our sewage disposal, our railway networks, much of our infrastructure and housing stock. Even the hooded eyelids of our Royal Family mark them out as descendants of Victoria herself.
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Bond’s identity crisis mirrors Britain’s

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By Madeline Grant Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Sometimes I wake up in the night disturbed by dreams of James Bond. Surely, you might say, that’s the point of him; a man of such raw sex appeal that he can break the somnial boundary of women all over the world. But these aren’t sexy dreams about Bond’s past; they’re nightmarish visions of his future – Bond in the modern British public sector. Picture it, 007 walks in for his briefing with M.
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Kehinde Andrews is the Hiroo Onoda of the Jason Arday saga

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By Madeline Grant Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Summer is a time for fleeting joys. Be it friendships, romances or hilarious stories about charlatan academics at the University of Cambridge: these fragile bringers of summer happiness cannot be expected to last much longer than the lifecycle of the butterfly. So it is that the Jason Arday saga is grinding to a halt.
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