The Anachronistic Error: Why Calling the Virgin Mary ‘Palestinian’ Is Historically Inaccurate and Why Universities Must Prioritise Facts Anachronism: (something belonging or appropriate to a period other than that in which it exists or is portrayed). In a recent academic…
On this day 80 years ago, the United Nations General Assembly convened for its very first session at Westminster Central Hall (also known as Methodist Central Hall) in London, England. Delegates from 51 nations gathered in the aftermath of World…
How “The Abolition of Man” Exposed the Destructive Path of Woke Culture and the “Be Kind” Brigade C.S. Lewis, in his 1943 work The Abolition of Man, delivered a stark warning about a society that abandons objective moral truths in…
Being publicly disrespectful to religion – without penalty – is a test of whether we have a free society or not. And if we’re too scared to use the freedom, then the freedom doesn’t exist at all.” Jonny Best Today…
The debate over the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, which seeks to legalise assisted dying in the UK, has reached a critical juncture in the House of Lords. As of September 19th, 2025, the bill has undergone significant…
Labour’s recent vote to change sentencing laws, allowing rapists and paedophiles to be released from prison after serving just one-third of their sentences, is nothing short of a slap in the face to every woman and child in Britain. The…
In recent years, you may have heard about lockdown drills in UK schools, perhaps prompting questions about their purpose, necessity, or whether they’re a new phenomenon. This article aims to clarify what lockdown drills are, why they exist, their legal…
Play is widely celebrated as a cornerstone of early childhood education, fostering creativity, social skills, and independence. However, its role in primary school remains contentious, with new research revealing uncertainty among teachers in both Australia and the UK. A recent…
Judith Butler’s latest piece in Socialist Worker, “It’s not ‘post-modern’ to support trans+ liberation,” is a masterclass in academic jargon masquerading as insight. Known for her dense, often impenetrable writing in works like Gender Trouble (1990), Butler tries to frame…
In June 2025, the UK Labour government, led by Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, introduced new guidance requiring schools to assess reception-age pupils (as young as four) using touchscreen devices starting from the next academic term. This move has sparked significant…
