Janet Daby – the shadow faith minister – has been forced to resign after arguing that a conscience clause should be permitted for registrars who
Tolerance
A view of tolerance that is logically incoherent
I have not been too well this week, so haven’t been up to writing too much. I’ve been pressing on with other bits of work
Tim Farron’s gay sex saga continues on Daily Politics: Chris Bryant and Anne Atkins pick up the debate
As I mentioned here a couple of days ago, the Tim Farron gay sex saga continues unabated. On Thursday, BBC Daily Politics hosted a discussion between Labour
The problem with ‘British values’: another case in point
It is amazing how the nebulous, amorphous and still, as yet, ill-defined ‘British values’ continues to be pushed as though they contain enforceable boundaries. Nevertheless,
Removing friends on facebook gives the lie to why we were facebook friends in the first place
Somebody decided to unfriend me on facebook. Don’t worry, I’m not at all troubled by it nor am I especially hurt or upset. My wife
The uproar over Lou Reed’s walk on the wild side encapsulates why progressive liberalism will fail
Given that Lou Reed has been dead for nearly four years, and his song Walk on the Wild Side is 45 years old, it is somewhat