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Columnist and broadcaster. Find me in @thetimes @bbcradio4 @thismorning @skynews. Highly commended/shortlisted columnist of year 2023,2024, & 2025.
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Voices: This is the way Nigel Farage ends – not with a bin but a whimper

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Are the police more bothered about offensive comments by female officers than actual abuse by male officers?

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I wrote for yesterday’s Timesabout the catalogue of police failures that left Simon Levy free to murder two women last year, and the sharp contrast between the institutionally-lax attitude police forces seem to have towards male officers who stand accused of abusing women, and an experienced female detective who found herself summarily dismissed for gross misconduct as a result of alleged comments about men, most of which she denies making. I want to expand on those thoughts here.
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(Yet another) police failure on free speech

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I’ve resisted saying too much on the Jason Arday plagiarism and fabrication allegations because they’ve already been the subject of so much commentary and debate. For any of you who’ve missed the story, I recommend this piece by Kathleen Stock for Unherd. Suffice to say, the capacity for midwittery and gullibility in the highest echelons of British academia will come as no surprise to anyone who’s been following the sex and gender debate in recent years.
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