If the Conservative Party is voted in again, after the calamity of Johnson’s Government, it will be clear that the public is willing to tolerate dishonest, disingenuous politicians who show a clear contempt for...
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....
Columnists / Dinah Kolka / Think Tank
by Mallard Columnist · Published November 26, 2021 · Last modified November 25, 2021
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...
“It is unacceptable that the PCS union should threaten potential legal action against the Home Office. As public servants, Border Force staff are not in a position to undermine Government policy.”
Surely no compassionate, humane society can continue to support the position whereby a viable human being could have his or her life ended up to the point of birth within the law, and yet a day later constitute murder?
Columnists / Comment / Jake Scott
by Jake Scott · Published November 20, 2021 · Last modified November 19, 2021
The title of this article derives from a thought I had on the YC Panel at the Conservative Party Conference, and the state of the relationship between the old and the young today. Last...
It seems politicians are afraid to talk about terrorism. They’re terrified of being deemed racist or wrong or hateful.
A few weeks ago, a certain tweet claiming that it was impossible for conservatives to make art made the rounds of Twitter. Like too many in the mainstream culture, its sender erroneously assumed that...
Foreign aid is a somewhat controversial subject. Those in favour argue that as a developed nation, we are morally obligated to help those who need it. They argue that it will improve the lives...
Britain must prevent and deter illegal immigration, rather than actively encouraging it. That would be the ‘moral’ solution to the issue neglected by those in power. The perception of ‘morality’ often forms the basis...
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