Celebrities, media personalities and politicians (including most notably former President Trump) have spent the last few days paying tribute to Rush Limbaugh, the conservative radio show host, who died on 17 February at age...
By now it’s become a trite observation to say that Social Democracy is in crisis across the West – but it is. The voters which Social Democratic parties were founded to represent, white and...
On a night of violence and disorder that spread from Puerta del Sol, Edward reports from Madrid. Violence erupted across Madrid last night as what started as a protest against the imprisonment of Pablo...
Contemporary popular culture is a confusing thing, at least to me. In the 21st century, we adults are oversaturated with sex, violence, explicit drug use, and typically anti-social behaviour in almost all forms of...
Festival UK 2022 rightly aims to cultivate civic pride and kick start economic recovery. Unfortunately, the endeavour reveals big-government tendencies that will not benefit taxpayers and ordinary businesses. A revitalised, ‘new Jerusalem’ of a...
In fair jurisprudence, the accused is judged by a jury of their peers, who are selected by lot. In Sadiq Khan’s London, the jury – who are set to target monuments, murals, street names,...
The great battle in judicial theory is between punitive justice and restorative justice. Punitive justice is focused on strict punishments for criminals so as to deter others from becoming criminals (for example, capital punishment...
With Africa becoming a byword for terminal squalor and seemingly irresolvable ethnic conflict in the press, its internal political processes attract little journalistic and scholarly attention. Even when the continent makes a rare appearance...
The pandemic has stripped away everything but the necessary, and with this emptiness you are given reprieve to think about topics which won’t directly impact your day-to-day life, such as religion.
“Why can the Church of England not recognise the disgusting behaviour of one of its own? To close ranks around Mr. Robinson-Brown in this way is to support his views.”
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