The overuse of the adjective ‘alleged’ and the adverb ‘allegedly’ sounds far-fetched, insincere, robotic, and repetitive.

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As The Spectator goes to press, a great fleet of American war machines is whirring through the skies toward the Middle East.

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It was a banner day for Donald Trump. On Thursday, at the US justice department, a long perpendicular banner with his stern ...

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Britain’s armed forces lack the mass, readiness and resilience needed to produce a credible deterrent in an era of ...

There are, you’ll note, two little words missing from King Charles’s statement on former prince Andrew’s arrest on suspicion ...

Another round of trilateral Ukraine peace talks has wrapped up in Geneva with the ritual claims that they were ...

It is easy to see the rationale behind wanting to have such a measure: what is the point of increasing life expectancy if people are living their extra years in pain and suffering? If government is ...

On February 11, the arrow on the Trump administration’s “See ’n Say” pointed in the direction of Attorney General ...