GeT RICH QUICK

Reports, reviews, interviews and columns


  • OPINION: Britain fails to honour Sir Nicky’s legacy

    OPINION: Britain fails to honour Sir Nicky’s legacy

    As Putin’s demonic onslaught continues, the spotlight is on the world’s response to the greatest refugee crisis since 1945. Ukraine’s neighbours have endorsed an open-door humanitarian policy, with more than 1.2 million people fleeing to Poland, 200,000 to Hungary, 120,000 to Slovakia and Moldova, 80,000 to Romania and 160,000 to other EU states, including 2,500… Continue reading

  • OPINION: The Y-word is over, bar the shouting

    OPINION: The Y-word is over, bar the shouting

    Tottenham Hotspur, a global sporting brand with annual turnover approaching half-a-billion pounds, has finally had enough of its reputation being trashed by its own supporters. The statement that appeared without fuss or fanfare on the football club’s website yesterday, two years after a fans’ survey on the issue, was a full-body tackle on thousands upon… Continue reading

  • OPINION: Nutters aren’t the only ones who nut

    OPINION: Nutters aren’t the only ones who nut

    In a recent column for The Times on anti-vaxxers wearing yellow stars to claim they suffer like Jews under the Nazis, Hugo Rifkind took an entirely logical “meh” approach to the entirely illogical world of conspiracy theories, wearily conceding: “Nutters gonna nut.” Fair enough. Let tin foil hatters say fish ride bikes and Neil Armstrong took one giant leap… Continue reading

  • OPINION: Shameless lockdown defiance caused deep and lasting damage

    OPINION: Shameless lockdown defiance caused deep and lasting damage

    Two wedding photographs that capture the joy and emotion of a special day. In the first a young bride and her mother share a private moment as mum dabs a tear. In the second, mum proudly escorts her daughter towards the marriage canopy between crowds of women to the left and men to the right.… Continue reading

  • OPINION: Little fires everywhere in Labour’s grassroots

    OPINION:  Little fires everywhere in Labour’s grassroots

    Eight months after his accession, the crown barely settled on his brow, and Labour’s new leader already knows: “There’s three of us in this marriage.” The interfering ex just won’t leave him and his party alone. Sir Keir Starmer has talked a terrific game since liberating Labour back in April. His party is now “under… Continue reading

  • OPINION: With Jeremy Corbyn off the hook, Labour is again a hostile environment for Jews

    OPINION: With Jeremy Corbyn off the hook, Labour is again a hostile environment for Jews

    ‘You kick your left-wing leader out, you let your left-wing leader in . . . ” It’s been another action-packed week of Labour hokey-cokey as the party veers inextricably towards civil war over what to do with Jeremy Corbyn. The latest sucker punches in this internecine struggle began landing on Tuesday when, after five years… Continue reading

  • OPINION: If Starmer is serious he’ll expel Corbyn for good

    OPINION: If Starmer is serious he’ll expel Corbyn for good

    Jeremy Corbyn can be accused of many things but learning from his mistakes isn’t one of them. The former Labour leader has never wanted to know what he does not know. He does not rethink, therefore he is. So don’t expect the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s withering verdict on the “inexcusable” antisemitism that poisoned… Continue reading

  • OPINION: The tick is nothing without the tock

    My most vivid memory of my father’s parents, aside from their inability to eat spaghetti bolognaise, is the incessant tick-tock of the grandfather clock that echoed through their Whitechapel flat. I loved boasting to Grandpa Daniel and Granny Minnie that I could count up to a gazillion tick-tocks, but always got bored before 30. That… Continue reading

  • OPINION: Uighurs’ plight touches the rawest Jewish nerve

    OPINION:  Uighurs’ plight touches the rawest Jewish nerve

    After 75 years, the two tonnes of human hair piled up to the ceiling in Auschwitz is disintegrating. Only the tightly bound children’s plaits retain their shape. The Nazis, who were big on euphemisms, called their depraved plunder “human recycling” and used it to make military socks and blankets. I couldn’t shake the vision of… Continue reading

  • OPINION: Jewish News is back, more energised and ambitious than ever

    OPINION: Jewish News is back, more energised and ambitious than ever

    If like me, your sense of time is all over the place at the moment (is it April or May?), you’ll be forgiven for thinking the Jewish News is yesterday’s news. After all, just seven days ago, I wrote 600 misty-eyed words about our final issue after 24 years. Well, let’s just say a week is a… Continue reading

About Me

Newspaper editor and publisher with 30-years’ experience at national and local titles in the UK and USA including the Daily Mail, Daily Mirror and Jewish Advocate. Editor of Jewish News (Free Weekly Newspaper of the Year 2021/22) since 2009. Columnist for The Times, Daily Telegraph, New Statesman, Independent and others.

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