Boris Johnson, The Man Who Lost the World Mario Laghos December 17, 2024 Johnson’s demise represents the failure to consolidate a historic and lasting pro-worker, pro-nation consensus.
“The culture war is no sideshow; it is a fight for Western civilisation”: An Interview with Eric Kaufmann Laurie Wastell December 10, 2024 Woke is one of the most important developments of our age. It is upending culture and institutions, and remaking politics.
Muhammad Most Popular Boy’s Name in England Nick Hallett December 6, 2024 Non-Christian secular names also rose in popularity
Starmer Comes Clean on Open Borders Experiment Frank Haviland December 4, 2024 UK PM calls migration policy “unforgivable”—he’s not wrong.
Britain’s Looming Death Culture Is Not the End Sebastian Morello December 3, 2024 If we are only meaningless atoms, it makes no sense not to kill us once we’ve become redundant.
Britain’s Captured Justice System Laurie Wastell December 2, 2024 The prospect of judges ruling on the putative implication of a message is a recipe for arbitrary tyranny.
Mordor in England Michael Locke November 30, 2024 Tolkien can teach the English a lot about how to make their country their home again.
British Parliament Votes To Legalise Assisted Suicide Michael Curzon November 29, 2024 The bill was backed in its second reading by a majority of 55.
‘Islamophobia’: The Death Knell for Free Speech? Frank Haviland November 28, 2024 The UK’s proposed definition of Islamophobia does not combat hatred; it invites it.
Starmer’s War on Farmers: a New Low for Client Politics Harrison Pitt November 20, 2024 Labour’s inheritance tax on farmers is a brazen attack on those who feed us, driven by urban elitism and bureaucratic greed.
