70% of people with a religious affiliation report good psychological well-being compared to 49% of atheists, according to new research from the The Institute for …
Recent Op-Eds
Why the Tories’ electoral future is in the new Home Secretary’s hands
The new home secretary James Cleverly has been left with plenty of work to do. Why? Largely because his recent predecessors thought it would be …
The dangerous rise of the identitarian state
"British state institutions need to drop the identitarian posturing and stop pandering to group-based interests. The state should stop giving tribal opportunists the power and …
Why a party for Muslims is a terrible idea
"The solution to feeling abandoned by mainstream politics is not establishing a tribal outfit rooted in religious identity politics." My latest @spikedonline on why I …
Keir Starmer is patronising Muslims
"As it stands, the Labour Party is failing miserably in presenting an uplifting vision for integrating diverse communities and bolstering social cohesion." My latest @unherd …
Fraudulent BLM activists hoodwinked the British establishment
"Attempts to coerce the wider public into believing that Britain should be ashamed of its history and appalled with its record on race relations should …
Keeping the Faith for Work
I have written a more personal piece for the @ImpactFaithLife on how my faith has helped me in my work life. I also express my …
You’ve got to have faith – how religion can help promote economic advancement
My write-up @CapX on the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life (IIFL) – the new think-tank based in Westminster that will look at …
The need to understand the impact of faith in life
Announcing the Institute for the Impact of Faith in Life. A new research forum that will examine the role that faith and religious belief plays …
Kemi Badenoch is right – Britain is a great place to be black
"For too long, these identitarians have had it almost all their own way, wilfully casting Britain as a ‘systemically’ racist country. So it’s good to …