Canterbury Fails: Why We Must Oppose the Rave in the Nave Cajetan Skowronski November 25, 2023 Profaning sacred spaces for a quick buck caused Our Lord Jesus Christ to unleash His righteous fury.
Sunak Passes the Buck to Schools on Transgender Guidelines Michael Curzon November 24, 2023 The government’s failure to be clear with schools could open these institutions to legal challenges.
Trophy Hunting and the End of Politics Sebastian Morello November 19, 2023 What is widely termed ‘trophy hunting’ is one of those very rare things in this fallen and troubled world: a near-unqualified good.
Beijing Basks in Appointment of China-Friendly David Cameron Michael Curzon November 17, 2023 The Tories have spent years trying to look tough on Beijing. So why make Cameron, who sought a “golden era” in UK-China ties, foreign secretary?
Sunak Seals His Fate Frank Haviland November 13, 2023 You cannot indirectly call your core voters ‘racists’ by dismissing a popular home secretary, and expect there to be no repercussions at the ballot box.
The UK is Ripe for Populism—But Who Will Come to the Fore? Sebastian Morello November 8, 2023 We are a patriotic and freedom-loving people, and we cannot endure any more of this.
UK: Outrage at Pro-Palestine Rally on Armistice Day Zoltán Kottász November 3, 2023 “This is not an appropriate time, this is not an appropriate venue for protest,” says Minister for Security Tom Tugendhat
British Police ‘Don’t Care About Anti-White Hate Crime’ Michael Curzon October 31, 2023 Campaigners say the playing field should be levelled, but in the direction of more free speech, not less.
Schools “Should” Let Parents See Sex Education Materials Michael Curzon October 25, 2023 Schools have not been told they “must” provide information, and it is unclear what would happen if they chose not to.
Tories Vow To Close 100 Migrant Hotels Michael Curzon October 25, 2023 Where will the UK house these illegal migrants instead, and at what cost?
