Sites relating to the controversial British Conservative and later Unionist MP.
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- Enoch Powell speaks about Europe Audio of a 1976 speech by Powell against Britain joining the European Community.
- The Birmingham Speech - 1968 Press cuttings about and the text of the speech a.k.a. the "Rivers of Blood" speech.
- The Papers of Enoch Powell Description of the personal and public papers of Enoch Powell, deposited at the Churchill Archives Centre.
- Paul Foot: Powell’s Poison Platform An evaluation of Powell’s attitude to immigration and race from a left-wing point of view.
- Paul Foot: Beyond the Powell Obituary by the journalist who wrote one of the first books on Enoch Powell.
- Enoch Powell: Life and Views Complete bibliography of his works and references, and the full text of speeches.
- Speech to Royal Society of St George - 1961 The text of the speech with illustrations.
- The Independent: Enoch Powell made the Rivers of Blood speech out of ambition, not conviction Article by Bruce Anderson.
- BBC On This Day: Powell slates immigration policy News of the Conservative right-winger, Enoch Powell's speech attacking the government's immigration policy on April 20, 1968.
- BBC News: Powell's 'rivers of blood' legacy Examining whether Enoch Powell's Birmingham speech 40 years ago had a lasting impact on race relations, with links to related articles.
- BBC News: Enoch was right on Ireland, says Thatcher In a review of Simon Heffer's book on Powell Lady Thatcher insisted that Enoch Powell had been right and she had been wrong when he opposed her signing the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985.
- BBC Radio 4: 1968 - Myth or Reality?: Rivers of Blood, The Real Source Radio programme with an article about the background by the presenter, Rob Shepherd. [Real Audio format]
- BBC Radio 4 - Document: A Laudable Invasion In search of the anonymous old lady referred to in Enoch Powell’s Birmingham Speech. [Real Audio format]
- BBC News: Politicians say farewell to Enoch Powell Politicians have turned out in force to honour the late Conservative and Ulster Unionist MP, Enoch Powell.
- The New York Times: Enoch Powell, British Rightist, Dies at 85 Obituary by Eric Pace.
- The Telegraph - Calcutta: After Coronation Street Britain has a serious white problem on its hands, argues Swapan Dasgupta. He recalls his meeting with Powell and analyzing the breakdown of traditional community bonds he comes up with an interesting conclusion.
- The Caerulean: Bella, horrida bella, Et Thybrim multo spumantem sanguine Controversial verdict on Enoch Powell's Birmingham speech by UCL student Ben Mechen.
- Telegraph: Enoch Powell Enoch Powell, who has died aged 85, was one of the most brilliant and controversial figures of British political life in the 20th century.
- Telegraph: Enoch Powell's 'Rivers of Blood' speech The full text of Enoch Powell's so-called 'Rivers of Blood' speech, which was delivered to a Conservative Association meeting in Birmingham on April 20 1968.
- Telegraph: When will Tories admit that Enoch was right? Just as we thought we had grown up on the issue of immigration, the Conservative Party proves the contrary is true, writes Simon Heffer.
- Daily Mail: Widow in Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech really did exist Article putting an end to a forty year old question.
- Naim Attallah Online: No Longer With Us: Enoch Powell Interview with Powell concentrating on his carrier as a scholar and poet.
- The Independent: Christ was not crucified, says Enoch Powell Jesus was not crucified by the Romans, but stoned for blasphemy by the Jewish authorities, according to a forthcoming book by Enoch Powell, the former Conservative minister.
- The Economist: Enoch Powell John Enoch Powell, political maverick, died on February 8th, aged 85. Obituary,
- Telegraph: Rory Stewart plans 'definitive' biography on Enoch Powell Rory Stewart, the Tory MP, is researching a book exploring the parallel lives of politicians Enoch Powell and Michael Foot.
- Telegraph: Behind Enoch Powell's monstrous image lay a man of exceptional integrity A century after his birth, Enoch Powell still seems more modern than most politicians. Article by Peter Oborne.
- British Future: Powell: “best understood as part of our history” Article by Sunder Katwala, the former general secretary of the Fabian Society.
- BBC Radio 4: The New Elizabethans, Enoch Powell James Naughtie considers the controversial parliamentarian Enoch Powell.
- The Guardian: Enoch Powell dismissed for 'racialist' speech Article published two days after the Birmingham speech in the "Leaders and letters" section.
- The Guardian: An Enigma of Awkward Passions Obituaries by Norman Shrapnel and Mike Phillips.
- The Observer: Stop shouting, start talking On the demonstrations in support of Powell.
- The Guardian: Tory Leaders Still Torn on Race Bill Originally published in the Guardian on 23 April 1968, after the dismissal of Mr Enoch Powell from the Shadow Cabinet yesterday.
- Telegraph: The Ukip letters to Enoch Powell Documents unearthed by The Telegraph from an archive held at the University of Cambridge show that Ukip wrote to Mr Powell asking for his support to win a by-election in 1994.
- J. Enoch Powell: Human rights Published in the Journal of Medical Ethics. Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version and a PDF file.
- J. Enoch Powell: Health and Wealth Published in Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine. Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version and a PDF file.
- J. Enoch Powell: The Elephant and the Whale Published in the British Medical Journey. Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version and a PDF file.
- British Medical Journal: Mr. Enoch Powell Minister of Health The full text of the article is available as a scanned copy of the original print version in a PDF file.
- BBC Radio 4: Desert Island Discs - Castaway: Enoch Powell Sue Lawley's castaway is politician Enoch Powell.
- Wikipedia: Enoch Powell Article updated by the public about the Conservative MP for for Wolverhampton South West from 1950 to 1974, then Ulster Unionist (1974 to 1987 MP for South Down from 1974 to 1987, who died in 1998 aged 85. Includes biography, political career, references and related links.
- Institute of Race Relations: The beatification of Enoch Powell Article in which Jenny Bourne predicts attempts to rehabilitate Enoch Powell's reputation.
- Science Museum, Brought to Life: Enoch Powell Entry on Powell with emphasis on his work as Minister of Health.