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Who believes the latest version of the Nord Stream saga?

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By Peter Hitchens
| The Spectator Australia Verified
If you want to start a myth, make it a good one. Look at Odysseus. Imagine if the old liar had come home stony broke, a decade late, and told his wife: “Sorry, Penny, I got drunk, the ship was repossessed and the crew deserted, I gambled away all my money and I’ve spent the last ten years working in bars to pay my passage home.” The tale would not have endured. Penelope would probably have kicked him out and married one of the suitors.
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Peter Hitchens: Was it right for the King to pardon Ruth Ellis?

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By Peter Hitchens
| MSN Verified
Peter Hitchens Ruth Ellis was the last woman sentenced to hang in Britain after being convicted of murdering her lover David Blakely in 1955. Over 70 years later, she has been pardoned by the King. And yet there's no doubt at all that she committed the crime . She didn't pretend not to have done, and she freely admitted it. She even freely admitted that she had premeditated it, which is more or less the main feature in any murder trial. So is a pardon really the thing that makes sense?
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Nigel Farage Is Flailing

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By Clarke Micah, Peter Hitchens
| Compact
Maybe the time has come for un-populism, in which men and women indifferent to power, riches or acclaim preach hard and testing remedies to the voting masses. In the English-speaking world, we seem to have had quite enough of the other thing. All it seems to be good at, in practice, is war and lawsuits. The United States has its own populist melodrama, which I watch between my fingers from behind the furniture. The tension is quite hard to bear.
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