The battle for free speech comes to Manchester In advance of Battle of Ideas North on Saturday 7 March, Claire Fox explains how the authorities are increasingly stifling our ability to express our opinions. CLAIRE […]
IAIN DAVIS The 15-minute city (FMC) is an urban planning concept designed to meet the sustainability targets and indicators pursuant with Sustainable Development Goal 11 (SDG 11). The international construction of 15-minute cities is a global project […]
UK Water Bills go up by double digits again in April 2026 – CEO’s salaries/bonuses still paid millions! Cry me a river – of incompetence – by executives, regulators ad a government intent on building […]
JOANNA GRAY What have Little Red Riding Hood, Jane Austen’s Emma and prison reformer Elizabeth Fry got in common? They are all female-coded ‘compassionate’ girls and women who can help us understand why young women […]
MICHAEL RAINSBOROUGH For the past week the global commentariat has been behaving like someone who suddenly realises, halfway through his morning espresso, that his house burned down sometime last Tuesday and everyone else has been […]
Before Britain was a market or a social experiment, it was a home. No sane civilisation apologises for wanting to remain recognisable to its own children. Hospitality has limits. Survival is not hatred. And the […]
RHODA WILSON King Charles III’s engagement with Islam raises questions about his role as a Christian monarch and Supreme Governor of the Church of England. He has drifted from being a Christian monarch to a […]
Politics: limit of tolerance RICHARD NORTH While the perturbations from the shooting in Minneapolis continue, the repercussions of just one aspect of the UK’s derelict immigration policy are given far less exposure in the British media. […]
G. CALDER Davos presents itself as a forum for shared solutions to global problems. But this year was not about cooperation – it was about leverage. The public agenda focused on technology, climate, and “global […]
Why banning social media won’t save children JOHN MAC GHLIONN More and more studies show what parents have long suspected. Smartphones are damaging young people in ways we still barely grasp. They shorten attention spans and disrupt […]
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