- “Trump has just handed smug, global elites their worst defeat since Brexit” – Trump’s resounding triumph is a total repudiation of the Left’s brand of politics – and a disaster for Starmer, says Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “Britain must now roll out the red carpet for Donald Trump” – In the Telegraph, Nigel Farage promises to do everything in his power to bridge the divide between the Starmer Government and the President-elect.
- “Chagos deal in doubt after Trump victory” – Trump is set to stop Britain’s deal to give away the Chagos Islands when he returns to the White House following criticism from Republicans, reports the Telegraph.
- “Britain’s growth forecast slashed on Trump win” – Goldman Sachs has slashed its forecast for British and European economic growth next year amid fears Trump will slap taxes on imported goods from around the world, says the Telegraph.
- “Kemi Badenoch demands Starmer says sorry to Trump” – Kemi Badenoch slammed Keir Starmer, Foreign Secretary David Lammy and other senior Labour figures for their comments about the President-elect in her debut at PMQs, reports the Mail.
- “A Trump victory is awful for Starmer – and a nightmare for David Lammy” – Labour’s hubris may have irreparably destroyed our relationship with the only pro-British U.S. President in decades, says Tom Harris in the Telegraph.
- “Lammy will remain Foreign Secretary despite Trump criticism, insists No.10” – Keir Starmer has vowed to keep David Lammy as Foreign Secretary for at least five years despite his embarrassing jibes at Donald Trump, reports the Mail.
- “This is Joe Rogan’s America now” – Trump’s victory was owed in no small part to his interview with podcast superstar Joe Rogan, writes Poppy Coburn in the Telegraph.
- “Revenge of the silent male voter” – This election was a victory for a way of seeing the world that many thought dead: one where individual achievement matters, where male ambition serves a purpose and where great men still shape the course of history, says Claire Lehmann in Quillette.
- “How Donald Trump has defied his critics to crush his opponents again” – Trump’s resounding election victory is far more comprehensive than anyone had predicted, as he rode a wave of support from black and Latino voters to retake the White House, reports the Mail.
- “Donald Trump’s triumph among minority voters is a nightmare for the Left” – Trump’s surge in support among Latinos, in particular, will shake progressives to their foundations, writes Sherelle Jacobs in the Telegraph.
- “The delight of seeing Harris lose” – It’s incredible how the Democrats seem to have repeated all the mistakes they made in 2016, says Paul Sutton on Substack.
- “Kamala Harris ran the worst presidential campaign in modern American history” – Despite the fawning celebrity patronage, the media sycophancy and favourable news coverage – Harris ran the most dreadful campaign in modern presidential history, writes Camilla Tominey in the Telegraph.
- “Tears, anxiety and no Kamala Harris: inside her election party” – By the time it was confirmed that Kamala Harris would not be turning up to her own election night party, many of her supporters had already got the message, says Damian Whitworth in the Times.
- “Trump’s triumph is a profound humiliation for the cult of ‘diversity’” – It was obvious a long time ago that the Democratic nominee wasn’t up to the job. Now voters have confirmed it, writes Annabel Denham in the Telegraph.
- “The woke Left have no right to wail about Trump’s win. It’s all their own fault” – U.S. voters are sick of the sanctimonious midwits who refuse to learn the lesson of the 2016 election, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “The reason Kamala Harris lost” – The idea that American voters would be steered by anything other than their own personal economic circumstances was foolish, writes Ross Clark in the Spectator.
- “Elon Musk’s bet on Trump has paid off spectacularly” – The Tesla chief’s $130 million investment has already repaid itself several times over – and now he has the President’s ear, says James Titcomb in the Telegraph.
- “Trump’s legal woes to vanish following election” – Trump’s criminal cases are expected to disappear with his imminent return to the White House, reports the Telegraph.
- “Grieving families face 90% inheritance tax raid on pensions” – Rachel Reeves has set a “bear trap” for grieving families by effectively taxing them 90% on an inherited pension, says the Telegraph.
- “The Tories have finally found their firebrand” – With Ms. Badenoch holding the Government to account, the interlude of softly-spoken politeness is well and truly over, writes Patrick O’Flynn in the Telegraph.
- “Twenty jailed for non-recent child sexual abuse in Calderdale” – Twenty men have been jailed for more than 219 years after being found guilty of raping and abusing young girls, according to West Yorkshire Police.
- “Trump’s victory and climate policy” – The U.S. election, though not explicitly about climate, may go down as a turning point for climate policy itself, says Charles Rotter in WUWT?
- “Fintan Slye outfoxes mad Miliband on clean power by 2030” – A Net Zero grid by 2030 is only achievable if Miliband believes six impossible things before breakfast, writes David Turner on his Eigen Values Substack.
- “‘Hijacked by lunatics’: the new National Trust initiative that has left members fuming” – A plan to ensure half the produce in the National Trust’s food outlets is vegan has enraged long-standing supporters, writes William Sitwell in the Telegraph.
- “Trump’s top healthcare priority must be repealing Big Pharma’s legal immunity for vaccines” – Other products do not have absolute lawsuit protection; why should vaccines be any different? asks Alex Berenson on his Substack.
- “Boris Johnson aide behind Partygate scandal to be honoured at Windsor Castle” – A former prime ministerial aide who arranged a bring-your-own-booze garden party during coronavirus restrictions is to receive an honour at Windsor Castle, reports the Irish Times.
- “German Government collapses after Scholz sacks Finance Minister” – Germany’s Free Democratic Party, until today a member of Germany’s governing “traffic light” coalition, has announced it is withdrawing all ministers from Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s Government, according to DW.
- “Girl with suspected autism banned for asking transgender opponent: ‘Are you a man?’” – According to the Mail, a 17 year-old autistic female footballer has received a six-game ban after asking a transgender player with a beard: “Are you a man?”
- “Donald Trump and Olympics on collision course over transgender ban vow” – Trump is on a collision course with the International Olympic Committee over its gender eligibility criteria after regaining the presidency, reports the Telegraph.
- “Emily Atack says past drunken sexual encounters with men were rape” – Actress Emily Atack has opened up about her “uncomfortable” sexual experiences, reflecting on drunken encounters that she views as rape, says the Mail.
- “‘Tonight is a very, very devastating body blow’” – On The Rest Is Politics podcast, Rory Stewart admits he botched his U.S. election prediction because he’s just too nice.
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