10 Historical What Ifs | Sarah Stook
We’re fascinated by ‘what ifs?’ What if we picked another university? What if we didn’t go on a second date with that person? What if we did get that job? History is no exception....
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The Conservative Party’s Biggest Postwar Failure: Marriage | Edward Howard
“Make marriage in any serious degree unstable, dissoluble, destroy the permanency of marriage, and the church falls… The marriage-tie… is the fundamental link in the Christian society. Break it, and you will have to...
Forward thinking, South-East Asia, and Elizabeth Truss | Daniel Evans
Elizabeth Truss went to Southeast Asia to build better ties. Perhaps she’s been reading your author. The rest of the world is catching up very, very fast. This won’t be a surprise to anyone...
My Time in Chernobyl | Lord Miles A L Routledge
In the space of a day I booked the trip, coming to less than £200 for 4 nights inc. flights. I was sure nothing could go wrong.
Instantly as we arrived, things went wrong.
Young Tartan Tory: A Personal Experience | Rory Richmond
Being an open and honest Conservative member since high school has already given me a lot of life skills; being able to handle criticism (soft and sometimes tough) for one. I think other classmates...
Subconscious English Identity Crisis and the Impact of Industrialism Reflected in the Language of The Lord of The Rings | Dinah Kolka
As a medievalist and philologist, Tolkien had spent a considerable number of years studying a variety of languages. This certainly explains the grandeur of the linguistic and quasi-historical value of the Lord of the...
Now it’s time to equalise protections in the womb | James Mildred
Landmark legislation designed to increase the rights of people with Down’s Syndrome has been warmly welcomed by campaigners. The Down Syndrome Bill, sponsored by Liam Fox MP and backed by the UK Government, will...
The Left and Right are Failing to Collaborate on Climate | Alex Gunter
“The climate debate doesn’t need to be left-wing protests versus right-wing summits. It needs to be protests and summits without an ideological spin.”
Sleaze Must Go | Richard Goddard
‘Whether an MP is one of my own party, any other parliamentary party or even the one elected ‘Fancy Dress Party’ member on a parish council somewhere, I will not condone political sleaze by whoever commits it.’
The Tories need waking from their complacent slumber | Harrison Pitt
Johnson feels invincible from any backlash against the theft of our liberties, the wrecked economy, high budget deficits and the U-turn on tax hikes. “What are you going to do?” ask the Tories to their supporters. “Back Labour instead?”
