It’s time to reaffirm who we are
But shall Britain, a nation steeped in the Christian tradition alongside the democratic inheritance of the Enlightenment, allow this attitude to shape public discourse?
Domestic vaccine passports aren’t just discriminatory, they’re unnecessary too
If the Government has any sense, it will throw out this idea of domestic vaccine passports, which aren’t only discriminatory but unnecessary too.
The age of ‘Old Firm’ politics
This is no longer the old world of left and right but groups of people with entirely different value systems, languages, objectives, and lifestyles that foster a dogmatic distrust and fear of the other.
Sir Charles Walker’s milk protest
It is illegal to go outside without a reason the state deems ‘necessary’, and so wandering around with a pint of milk has gone from a mundane act to an act of dissent.
Short but crucial: a review of Basir Mahmood’s ‘Sunsets, Everyday’ — Film Friday
In Basir Mahmood’s film, we are given a meta-cinematic approach to the subject of domestic violence.