Gerald Warner

Gerald Warner: Fear the unanimity in our Wee Scotch Senate Sorry, Alex, most of us have faster mental reflexes than that

Gerald Warner: Capitalism did not create this mess, but will help us out of it SIR Fred Goodwin's renunciation of £212,500 a year from his pension is the kind of gesture that leaves commentators tongue-tied – not because there is little on which to comment but, on the contrary, because the multifarious issues it provokes re

Gerald Warner: Nuclear threat is the real issue in Iran's bogus election TANCREDI, the young opportunist in Giuseppe di Lampedusa's novel The Leopard, expressed it perfectly: "If we want things to stay as they are, things will have to change."

Gerald Warner: The king of all calamities requires our Queen to intervene IT IS one of those tragedies for which everybody blames themselves after the event. The row of neglected milk bottles outside the door of No 10 should have aroused suspicions; Alistair, the next-door neighbour at No 11, sat tight and did nothing; the

Gerald Warner: Wind turbine revolution is at the expense of natural beauty

Gerald Warner: Time to stop flip-flopping on policy and act like a President

Gerald Warner: Brown may be down and out but Cameron is clueless too

Gerald Warner: Obama's peace tour has left US a more dangerous place

Gerald Warner: Dinner at Gordon's leaves a peculiar taste in the mouth

Gerald Warner: North Korea raised ... and the Chicago chancer folded

Gerald Warner: Ross's Bafta nod is last resort of the scoundrel BBC

Gerald Warner: What will we try next, after Blue Labour also fails?

Gerald Warner: It's his party, but he'll cry whether he wants to or not

Gerald Warner: Obama has no time for a Prime Minister who is toast

Gerald Warner: Our cult of the amateur has let Brown destroy Britain

Gerald Warner: Obama's pork barrel is open – and it is stinking

Gerald Warner: D-word slip makes Prime Minister an unlikely prophet

Gerald Warner: Real sleaze can be found on Parliament's slime-green benches

Gerald Warner: It's time to stop kicking around Tricky Dicky

Gerald Warner: New president, same old snake-oil economics

Gerald Warner: Putin flexes his muscles and fuels a new world order

Gerald Warner: Life ends at 50 for deluded acolytes of Castro's revolution

Gerald Warner: Economic collapse could be the downfall of China's rulers

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