James Delingpole

Is this a first? Blogger extraordinaire Dr Richard North has made a detailed complaint to the Press Complaints Commission, lambasting it for acting in breach of Section 1 of its Editors Code of Practice.
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I found this brilliant post at the rather good (Liberal!) Libertarian website Liberal Vision. Like Julian Harris, I think my favourite entry is Bereaved Parent. (Hat tip Tim Cox at International Policy Network)
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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. In his usual shameless way, he is hacking for your votes.
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Today the man who runs British Gas was reported as saying something so culpably fatuous and wrong in every way it cannot be allowed to pass. Phil Bentley, the company’s MD, reckons that our religious buildings should follow the German model and cover themselves in solar panels – making themselves as much as £29 million [...]

Looking across at the US blogosphere, sometimes, I realise what a horrid, mean-spirited fellow I am. All I seem to want to do is say unpleasant things about green nutcases, libtards and pompous, preening, moustachioed Guardian assistant editors. In the US, on the other hand, they still observe the common courtesies. Look at this charming [...]

I once met Thom Yorke. I’ve never been able to enjoy Radiohead albums quite as much since.
After this video on the theme of “Why climate change is serious and important, and I should know because I’m a leftie comedian and all my friends are Guardian readers” I fear something similar is now going to happen [...]