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Philip Larkin statue placed on secret racism review's list following Black Lives Matter protests  Poet cited on secret list of 'major statues of concern' by Hull City Council over comments made in his published letters 6 March 2021 • 5:00pm Poet Philip Larkin, who died in 1985, was honoured with a statue in Hull in 2010 Credit: Radio Times via Getty Images Poet Philip Larkin has been cited in a secret racism review carried out by a council after officials admitted they could not be seen to be doing "nothing" in the wake of Black Lives Matter protests. Emails seen by The Telegraph shared am...

AP Photo/John Raoux If you were on RedState over the past weekend, you saw our phenomenal, wall-to-wall coverage of CPAC 2021. (See, WATCH! CPAC 2021 LIVESTREAM for all the links). The big draw, of course, was President Trump’s speech on Sunday, and he did not disappoint. He called out the VichyCons, who would happily sell out the country for a seat at the low end of Nancy Pelosi’s table. He called for the GOP to aggressively implement ballot integrity measures so that we will never again be shamed by the dog’s breakfast of failure that was the 2020 election vote count.

Your Letters: Feb. 2, 2021 Reader Submissions Insurrection Our friends on the Left have their shorts all wrinkled up over the events that occurred on Jan. 6 at the Capitol, and now they’re excited over the impeachment trial, set for the first week in February, in hopes it will bury Trump for good.  I just hate to burst their bubble, but the real insurrection happened in January 2017, when Obama, Biden, Comey and the rest of that corrupt administration plotted and set into motion the conspiracy using the FBI to overthrow the newly elected government. Of course, they didn't rush the White Ho...

Screenwriter and blacklist victim Walter Bernstein dies at 101 Bernstein worked on the screenplays for dozens of films, including Kiss the Blood Off My Hands (1948, with Burt Lancaster and Joan Fontaine), That Kind of Woman (1959, with Sophia Loren), The Wonderful Country (1959, with Robert Mitchum), A Breath of Scandal (1960), The Magnificent Seven (1960), Miss Evers’ Boys (1997, about the infamous “Tuskegee Study”). Screenwriter/producer Walter Bernstein (right) following a June 7, 2016 screening and Q&A of the 1976 film The Front, whose screenplay Bernstein wrote, at the SVA T...