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Stephen Daisley

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  • Freelance Opinion Journalist and Critic, Freelance
Scotland
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Opinion journalist, critic, sketchwriter. Mail. Spectator. Pauline Kael was right about Hiroshima Mon Amour. You didn’t read the article, did you? Uno et trino.
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Is it any wonder Anas Sarwar is fleeing Holyrood?

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By Stephen Daisley Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
The leadership of the Scottish Labour party isn’t worth the price of a cold cup of tea. Anas Sarwar has confirmed this by jumping ship to a seat in the Lords and a billeting in Andy Burnham’s new government, reportedly as a business minister. The appointment – no, let’s be candid: the promotion – will involve Sarwar quitting as Scottish Labour leader and giving up his seat at Holyrood. I doubt either will prompt from him much in the way of farewell tears.
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Israel’s support for Argentina shouldn’t be a surprise

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By Stephen Daisley Verified
| The Spectator Australia Verified
Israel’s foreign minister Gideon Sa’ar has raised eyebrows with a late-night tweet mocking England’s defeat in the World Cup semifinals. Even if we allow for the fact that Sa’ar’s father was from Argentina, his taunting X post is unlikely to be taught as an example of best practice on any training courses for diplomats. ‘How does the song go?’ he began. ‘It’s coming home. Yes it is. It’s coming home to Argentina. Vamos Argentina!’ This slur on England’s honour will be avenged.
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It turns out Reform and the SNP aren't all that different

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By Stephen Daisley Verified
| MSN India Verified
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