Leaving the European Union will result in numerous changes, particularly concerning immigration and free movement regulations. Many EU citizens who have made their homes in the UK, as well as British citizens living in EU countries, are understandably anxious about their future status. While the Prime Minister has stated that there will be no immediate …
It is truly astonishing that some individuals still believe that the United Kingdom joined the US-led invasion of Iraq in an attempt to liberate the Iraqi people from a brutal dictator. The reality is that the invasion was primarily a US initiative driven by its Middle East foreign policy objectives. Unlike Harold Wilson, who …
It is truly remarkable to come across the mention of Kenneth Hutchings, the talented cricketer from Kent and England, in Simon Heffer’s article about the cricketers who lost their lives during the First World War. Hutchings played a few matches alongside my father, who served under him as acting company commander in the King’s Liverpool …
Theresa May frequently asserts that “Brexit means Brexit.” While this phrase may hold meaning for her, it remains unclear to the general public exactly what she means by it. As the new prime minister, it would be beneficial for Mrs. May to provide a clear explanation of her stance on Brexit and the implications it …
Dear Editor, I fully agree with Colonel Tim Collins’ assertion that the infantry is not suitable for women. While it is true that the Israeli Army deployed women in the front line during the Six-Day War, the unexpected increase in casualties amongst their male counterparts due to the men’s commitment to protecting the women raises …
It is our contention that the government is overlooking the long-term impact on women in its response to the coronavirus crisis. We acknowledge that men have been disproportionately affected by the virus itself, but research suggests that women in Britain may suffer lasting damage from the pandemic, setting them back by decades. A recent study …
Transforming anger into forgiveness is a powerful and transformative journey, as exemplified by Sarah Gregory. In an article for The Atlantic, Elizabeth Bruenig recounts how Gregory wrote a letter to her grandmother’s killer, James Barber, who stands on death row in Alabama. Barber had murdered her 75-year-old grandmother while under the influence in 2001, causing …