Aussie MP Bob Katter's instantaneous Jekyll/Hyde transformation...

Blimey! You wouldn't want...

Labour candidate Roger Godsiff is refreshingly aware of his limitations...

Oh go on, Rog - don't be so hard on yourself! And I wish critics would stop being so mean about Jeremy Corbyn. After all, he's been so right about so many things...

Vote Remain or THIS will move in next door to you! (George Osborne told me this, so it must be true)

What a shame Sadiq Kahn ran out space to put the word "Islamic" in front of "bigotry and hate"

Ah, this photograph explains the otherwise puzzling omission:

Owen Jones's Sky News meltdown - what happens to lefties when the hierarchy of victimhood means they have to lie

Denial might not be a river in Egypt - but it does seem to run like a river through mainstream Islam. I was watching coverage of the slaughter of 50 gay Orlando nightclubbers on Fox News a little earlier (they were discussing Trump's proposal to halt Muslim immigration, while agreeing that that wouldn't have prevented what happened in Florida) when they cut to one of their unbearably endless station ident sequences. So I switched over to the BBC, where everyone was jolly upset that unofficial Leave campaigners had posted a tweet suggesting that the Orlando outrage could happen here if we stay in the EU (the moral preeners seemed to have forgotten about the Bataclan and Charlie Hebdo attacks, despite no doubt bravely posting jesusiswhatever messages on social media in their immediate aftermath). Then it was time for a live interview with someone in Orlando. I was expecting some sort of reporter update - but no, a Muslim in Muslim garb representing a Muslim organisation appeared on screen. I groaned.

I've checked the BBC website to make sure the corporation's obsession with transsexuals isn't waning - it's actually increasing!

Someone just asked if they could publish a piece I posted last November in  which I listed a selection of recent BBC website headlines about the transgender community. I agreed, but decided bring it up to date by only listing relevant headlines from 2016. At the risk of seeming obsessional, here's the new version:

The news item serving as 2016’s identity politics casus belli is the outrage caused by plans by Mississippi and North Carolina legislators to insist that members of the transgender community use toilets which accord with the gender recorded on their birth certificates. This has led to a number of wrinkly rockers cancelling concerts in the offending states (probably a relief to everyone who was wondering how the hell they'd wound up with tickets to a Ringo Starr gig). A news report yesterday featuring a transgender American teenager made me wonder just how vigorously the BBC had conducted its campaign for transgenderism since the start of this year. I decided to repeat last year’s experiment. Even discounting direct reports of events in the American South, it’s clear that the campaign has now really taken off. Here’s a selection of BBC news and programme headlines since the start of the year:

The left-wing, cultural-Marxist transgender juggernaut is thundering towards us... a classic liberal-left campaign

If the following recently-posted video makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, you're probably a left-liberal. If it makes you wonder why the parents aren't in court, you're probably a conservative:

This appeared in the Evening Standard yesterday (and I don't think it's a parody):