Theresa May’s resignation has triggered an election process for selecting her successor. That began this week and will take the best part of six weeks. Candidates had to be sitting MPs who had the support... More
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Few would deny that Britain is more divided than at any time in living memory. If we want to heal those divisions, we have first to understand their causes.... More
The EU Parliamentary Elections revealed two things. The nation continues to be deeply divided on whether or not to leave the EU, and is frustrated with... More
Last month’s elections to the EU Parliament produced some challenging evidence about Brexit Britain, but it needs careful analysis. Superficially the elections were a startling success for the Brexit party,... More
Climate change has been in the news a lot lately. The Extinction Rebellion protest in central London grabbed the headlines. Greta Thunberg, the 16-year-old Swedish girl who led a school strike about climate... More
Freedom of religion or belief is a human right enshrined in Article 18 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Article 9 of the European Convention on Human Rights. Notwithstanding these noble... More
British politics is in an almighty mess and there are no quick or easy ways to sort it out. Brexit is obviously one of the causes of this mess, but it’s not the only one. The result of the 2016 Referendum... More
Britain is fast becoming a secular society, presenting the faith communities with a serious challenge.The statistics tell people of faith we are now a dwindling minority. As of Sunday 14th April the UK... More
There is something approaching a crisis of leadership in British politics. The annual Audit of Political Engagement by the Hansard Society, a distinguished and neutral organisation, has revealed that 72%... More
There is no denying that Brexit has deeply divided the nation. In the 2016 Referendum 51.89% voted to leave the European Union and 48.11% voted to remain. That result has dominated the subsequent debates... More
