In discussions of Englishness today, too many self-styled progressives seek to downplay the role of the Anglo-Saxons, Normans, and Huguenots in the formation and development …
Who’s afraid of Englishness?
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Labour’s moral posturing has backfired spectacularly
Their politicians appear to believe that they are more deserving of paid-for luxuries because they are supposedly on the 'right' side of social justice. Welcome …
What Robert Jenrick gets wrong about English identity
"The traditional civic blocks which help to provide a sense of belonging and consolidate national unity have disintegrated in the modern era of rapid secularisation …
Birmingham is becoming a failed city, report finds
It was once a dynamic economic powerhouse; a shining example of good governance. Failures at the national & local level have turned it into a …
One in five Britons are ‘ethnic nationalists’ — survey
"The anti-establishment frustrations of older citizens who feel culturally left behind by the British political classes on matters of immigration, identity, and demography need to …
From Manchester Airport to Notting Hill, I fear the rise of two-tier policing is as real as it is dangerous
Whether it is the political silence over Notting Hill Carnival violence, the gross mismanagement of grooming-gang cases, or the outsourcing of law-and-order duties to 'community …