The chances of successful integration and cohesion are heavily dependent on the type of migrants and refugees who come to Britain. Until politicians embrace this …
Politicians still won’t admit Britain’s integration problem
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We must stop dancing around what links the small boats to sexual violence and anti-Semitism
The UK's lax border security is fanning the flames of Islamist extremism, undermining the safety of women, and fuelling antisemitism against British Jews. It is …
Britain’s anti-terror strategy is completely unfit for purpose
Axel Rudakubana was referred to Prevent on three separate occasions. The horrific Southport atrocity revealed that the UK's anti-terror strategy is not fit for purpose. …
Manchester Airport video raises questions over police toughness
Hard lessons must be learned from the Manchester Airport incident. The uncomfortable truth is that police officers are struggling to handle physical threats — and …
No, British Muslims were not the ‘real victims’ of 7/7
The 20-year anniversary of the 7/7 bombings ought to remind us of the urgency of tackling Islamist extremism. It should not be an excuse to …
Ethnic minorities cannot exist without the majority. So why does the Left deny Englishness?
If there are ethnic minorities in England, then there must be an ethnic English majority by definition. Denying its existence, erasing Anglo-Saxon identity, and reimagining …