"Policymakers certainly need to look at the education and skills of migrants, but they also need to consider the political, social and legal norms prevailing …
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Who’s afraid of Englishness?
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 …
What does it take to get a dangerous criminal deported?
"The elite consensus on migration and asylum has failed the British people time and again. They have demonstrated a shocking indifference towards public safety." My …
Stop blaming police racism for the Manchester Airport incident
"In the wake of the Manchester Airport incident, far too many people jumped to conclusions or instinctively adopted tribalistic positions, well before many of the …
This election has exposed the cancer of sectarianism
"Lessons have clearly not been learned in Leicester. It is now a politically, ethnically and religiously divided city, treated as a Hindu-Muslim battleground by the …
Reform needs to get its act together
"Voters deserve a serious and credible populist alternative to the mainstream parties. Unless Reform gets its act together, it will struggle to play that role." …
The Muslim Vote campaign is poisoning democracy
'The Muslim Vote' says it wants to reinvigorate democracy in Britain. But its endorsement of conspiracy theorists and sectarian ideologues suggests otherwise. This is hardly …
No, Humza Yousaf, Britain is not ‘Islamophobic’
"Humza Yousaf may no longer be Scottish first minister, but he hasn’t changed much since stepping down. He is still eager to peddle the same …
No, Farage is not being racist about Sunak
"Sunak’s race, ethnicity and religion are not barriers to him understanding the significance of the D-Day commemorations. What Farage was actually criticising was Sunak’s aloof …
Keir Starmer’s purge has nothing to do with racism
"In many ways, Labour only has itself to blame for the wild accusations of racism now being levelled at it. It has for so long …