Choppy waters in the Channel and unsettling rumbling on the shorebanks. | Read now »
When news broke of Chuka Umunna’s move to the Liberal Democrats, a mixed response greeted the Streatham MP. Anger, cynicism, and acceptance: all forming a difficult problem to answer. | Read now »
The current narrative is “We live in a very divided Britain.” The truth is: it is all part of a strategy where media, politicians and social media combined their efforts to create a smoke-screen to cover their hidden agenda on Brexit, Windrush, immigration, money and power... | Read now »
In these days of a President who lies often and a mainstream media that is giving its best available version of the truth, it is very difficult to know what’s going on, B. Jay Cooper writes. | Read now »
Religious doctrine and religious politics can inspire but must not dictate medical science, Isaac Newton Farris Jr. writes. | Read now »
The notion of ‘Empire 2.0’ embraced by Brexiters is backward-facing nonsense. | Read now »
There’s something profoundly disturbing about watching Donald Trump’s America club little Mexico on the head, Rashmee Roshan Lall writes. | Read now »
Chris from Loughborough argues that in order to avoid the most devastating form of Brexit, Remainers may have to start to accept the least worst form of Brexit. | Read now »
Professor Chris Grey on the strange air of unreality pervading Brexit Britain, the leadership contest, the D-Day commemorations, Trump’s visit, prorogation, and the mounting damage of Brexit. | Read now »
Nigel Farage claims to be the guardian of democracy, when in reality, he is the defender of dictators and an archetypal demagogue. | Read now »
Funny though it may sound, to Trump all British Muslim men may look and sound like Mayor Sadiq Khan even when they don’t. | Read now »
In this divided country, is it ever possible to forgive our politicians? Daniel Reast examines legacy and enmity in an era of tribalism. | Read now »
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