Justice Vuyo Ndlovu·Jul 23Britain Didn’t Lose Control of Immigration by Accident. It Built a System That Couldn’t Say NoThe UK keeps promising lower migration while relying on the very flows it claims to control.
Zarak Krumfort·Jun 25, 2025What If I Came Back by Boat?An imaginary experiment by a British citizen tired of being ignored in his own country
Quick Read Summaries·Feb 6, 2024“Spare” by Prince HarryShort SummaryAn intimate memoir from a royal ‘spare’, exploring his early life, military service, and personal transformation after…
Mark Neal·Dec 6, 2023Why Do We Treat Our Dogs So Badly?We all love our dogs, don’t we? Those loyal, friendly, brave, fun-loving, empathetic and soppy companions who make us laugh and cry and…
The Grumpy Journalist·Feb 8, 2023Rishi Sunak’s 100-Day Journey as UK Prime Minister: An Uncensored Interview with Piers MorganRecently, I watched this exclusive interview with Piers Morgan and our UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak where they were discussing and…
Cultures: Arts Reviews and Views by Susan Tailby·Mar 14, 2021I Feel So Angry: Woman Goes For a Walk and Can’tI feel increasingly angry about the terrible Sarah Everard case. Woman walks home and can’t. I’m annoyed, that like so many others, my…
Stuart Dunlop·Jan 27, 2019Brexit: The Black Hole of the British Non-IdentityBrexit is now an interminable void of rhetoric and negative self-assertions, and has trapped both sides in an identity crisis.A response icon2A response icon2