"After decades of failed so-called ‘reformers’ at the helm, it is time to recognise that the Met is too big to succeed. Disbanding it and …
As Baroness Casey’s report makes clear, the Met needs much more than mere ‘reform’
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Britain needs a ‘new deal’ for social cohesion
"Elected representatives, at both national and local level, shouldn’t pander to narrow group-based interests or indulge foreign-inspired religious identity politics. It is a fundamental dereliction …
After a crazy January transfer window, the case for a new football regulator has never been clearer
"The existing system of self-governance is simply not fit-for-purpose – and working-class fans in many of our provincial communities continue to pay the price." Why …
We should take the UN’s blinkered view of Britain with a pinch of salt
The UN's Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent accused the Sewell report of "normalising white supremacy". Another institution laid low by the …
A firm target on asylum is welcome, but ministers have an awful lot of work to do
"Britain is a generous country, but we cannot shoulder the burden of the world’s hardships on our own – hard-headed decisions over who should be …
English football is still in urgent need of reform – and a regulator fans can have faith in
"Greater fan consultation over sensitive matters of club tradition and heritage should be promoted throughout the English game. Strengthening social and cultural protections must be …
British ethnic minorities expect fairness – not favours
It is remarkable that after 12 years of Conservative-led rule, we are witnessing the introduction of race-specific quotas at the Treasury. A threat to social …
Interlocking crises are creating fertile ground for far-right extremism
The twin crises of porous borders and the ever-rising cost of living could fuel forms of anti-establishment sentiment that offer fertile ground for extreme right-wing …
Why Michael Gove is right when it comes to defining ‘Islamophobia’
A glaring omission from both the "Islamophobia" working definition and subsequent critiques is how to manage and regulate slurs which can be directed *between* British …
Ethnic minority voters care far more about Sunak’s substance than his identity
"Sunak becoming our first non-white PM is a significant moment in our history. But it is always worth remembering that British voters – from all …