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As readers here no doubt know, James Delingpole has left Telegraph blogs to start up the London operations of the US Breitbart organisation. He has started with a bang.

Damn but we’ll miss you Dellers. Here today, what tomorrow?

A director of a company involved in the Keystone XL pipeline project in North America has had a late night visit from a group of concerned environmentalists.

If something can't go on forever it won't. This is the bitter lesson the Coalition has learned today, and will again next year at the European elections. Some of us have been predicting this for some time but I think even...

If something can't go on forever it won't. This is the bitter lesson the Coalition is going to learn today, and again next year at the European elections. Some of us have been predicting this for some time but I think even...

Let me see if I’ve got this straight — the Australian Press Council manages media standards in Australia, but isn’t doing it well enough according to Mr Finklestein (and fellow regulators), who want it overhauled...

  There's a mischievous online campaign now fast gaining momentum urging that I should stand in the Corby by-election following Louise Mensch's shock (well, actually not that shocking) decision to abandon the sinking...

“Agenda 21″ sounds like a daft-but-harmless-idea you can ignore. I found it hard to get enthused, but I was wrong, and no one sums this up better than James Delingpole in “Watermelons” (aka “Killing...

The brilliant James Delingpole is coming to Australia thanks to the IPA to promote freedom for the world, to rescue modern science and to sell a hundred thousand copies of his new book: Killing the Earth to Save It (How Environmentalists...

Obviously I never read Dan Hannan’s blogs, but if I did I might have come upon one today in which he draws his readers’ (yes, both of them) attention to the Total Politics Award for the Best Political Blog...