Author: Robin Aitken Publisher: Biteback Reviewer: Jenny James Taylor THERE are four things wrong with the society Britain has become: the insistence on ever-increasing prosperity, radical feminism, multiculturalism and political correctness. Unpacking each of these in turn is Robin Aitken’s task in this heroic invective against the cheerleader of all that’s wrong: his old company, ... Read Full Article
Liberalism has its martyrs too: Robin Aitken and the BBC
'The ills that afflict us as a society cannot be laid at the door of the church or our Christian heritage. They are the fruit of 50 years of liberal revolution.' Such views get you sacked at the BBC. ... Read Full Article
Fighting for life in Britain’s ‘death culture’
Culture warrior Peter Saunders reflects on his long fight as CEO of Britain’s leading anti-euthanasia group. ... Read Full Article
The ‘Prince of the persecuted’ angers scholars
Does the future King really think his Islamic 'negationism' helps the persecuted? Campaigners and scholars at odds. ... Read Full Article
BREAKING: Government considered abolishing UK’s equalities commission
Serious failings in the Equalities and Human Rights Commission revealed in its ten-year review. ... Read Full Article
My brother the jihadi
Two years after the harrowing death of jihadi Thomas Evans (aka Abdul Hakim), his brother, Micheal, still has no idea how he was radicalized. ... Read Full Article
Media Research Fellow at Kirby Laing Institute in Cambridge
Helping to undo the eclipse of ethics that is central to the crisis of the West. ... Read Full Article
‘Multiculturalism is defunct’: report spikes UK’s failed dream
The government's Integrated Communities Strategy seeks to row back on seventy years of error, with a mix of ideas it admits are untested. First of two-part look at the report. ... Read Full Article
Post-multiculturalism requires ‘fatwas and social mixing monitors’
Second of a two-part look at the government's Integrated Communities Strategy, announced earlier this year. ... Read Full Article
Fighting FGM is a spiritual war, says Ann-Marie
This article was first published at www.themediaproject.org LONDON – More Christians than Muslims practise Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) in Tanzania. This is just one of the surprising facts to emerge from a conversation with a small woman who has taken on everyone from the Pope to David Cameron over a practice that keeps the ... Read Full Article