On top of that the tally of small boat crossings has reduced practically by half since last year. Yet a survey not long before these figures came out revealed that most Reform and Tory voters believe ...

Russia’s bloodthirsty dictator Putin is having rather a good war in the Middle East, thanks to the one-time self-professed peacenik in the White House. No question Donald Trump is knocking seven bells ...

It’s not just a shake-up oop north that’s got tongues wagging, it’s the uncertainty facing the rest of us. And to crown it all the future of the monarchy’s looking a tad sketchy too. As our Political ...

Peter Spencer has 40 years experience as a Political Correspondent in Westminster, working with London Broadcasting and Sky News. For more of his fascinating musings on the turbulent political ...

As readers of The MALESTROM well know, we’ve always had something of a penchant for adventure. Over the years countless adventurers we’ve interviewed have stressed the importance of having a bag for ...

The wild and rugged landscape of Alaska, the largest US state covering a huge area of around 660,000 square miles. Despite the vast swathes of terrain, it is predominantly uninhabited, by humans at ...

Celebrated sailor Simon Walker has been living a life of adventure ever since he signed up to race around the world backwards in the 1989 BT Global Challenge. Over the years Simon has sailed around ...

Uber-talented artist, designer and Gorillaz co-founder Jamie Hewlett has brought a superb must-see new solo exhibition, The Suggestionists, to London’s Lazinc gallery, opening today. The MALESTROM has ...

The story of Zimbabwean cricketer Tatenda Taibu is a remarkable one. From humble beginnings in the township of Highfield, Harare, he made his way through a developmental programme working his way up ...

With each passing day the prospect of Labour taking office next month becomes less of a maybe than a certainty. Rishi Sunak’s endless barrage of new policies is doing nothing to shift the dial.

Outsiders, non-conformists, those that like to live in the shadows of society rather than following the well trodden path of the masses. Cinema is littered with instances of these rebellious, ...

It does seem to have reached a new low this week. With MPs on their hols and government just quietly ticking over, the parties are talking about things rather than doing them. But the Tories’ Deputy ...