• The Moral Perversion Of A Nation

    The recent abuse of RNLI members by anti-migrant protesters exposes the true character of the movement. It is a morally perverse movement that feels able to abuse lifeboat men for saving endangered lives at sea. How astonishing it is that we have come to this point.

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  • Jason Arday

    The treatment of Jason Arday was deeply troubling. The subtext of the furore seemed to be “How dare a black person hold a Cambridge chair?”. It only came to end with the tragic ending of his own life. We do not seem to have made much progress.

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  • A New Prime Minister

    A new UK Prime Minister has been appointed in unusual of circumstances. Many argue there ought to be a General Election but that is to misunderstand the nature of our democracy. The UK is not a presidential democracy, it is a parliamentary democracy which is a very different thing.

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  • Where’s The Outrage?

    Keir Starmer rightly condemns any form of antisemitism. But he is very much more subdued or silent about other communities. Even if unintentional, this makes some communities feel excluded and further divides the country, This “tin ear” ironically only encourages antisemitism.

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  • God’s Grief

    The death of Christ on the Cross is the central act in the Christian faith. Underappreciated, perhaps, is the place of God’s grief represented by it. God grieves not only for His Son, but also for all those who choose to reject the salvation won for them.

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