Crossing the Rubicon
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When MPs Ditch Their Party and Keep Their Seats
Let’s talk about something that should make every voter’s blood boil, but somehow gets treated as perfectly normal: MPs changing parties without bothering to ask us whether it’s alright.
Andrea Jenkyns, Lee Anderson, Nadine Dorries, Robert...
America, Fascism, and the Silence of British Commentary
For much of the past month, British journalists, pundits and broadcasters have been fixated on the question of whether the United States is becoming authoritarian. The rise of Donald Trump, the storming of the Capitol, the erosion of voting...
Why the Obsession with Statues of Slave Owners in Britain?
Across Britain and other former colonial powers, there is a curious and often furious attachment to statues of men who traded in human lives, conquered nations, and built fortunes on suffering.
Why does a country like Britain defend monume...
Why Britain Struggles to Confront Its Role in the Transatlantic Slave Trade
Britain was one of the principal architects, profiteers and enforcers of the transatlantic slave trade. A brutal system that forcibly transported millions of Africans into chattel slavery in the Americas over more than two centuries. Yet in...
The Blitz's Hidden War. Sexual Violence in the Shadows of Britain’s Finest Hour
People sheltering in London’s Underground station during the Blitz c.1940-41
“Keep calm and carry on.” These words iconic, stoic, defiant encapsulate Britain’s wartime mythology. During the Blitz, from September 1940 to May 1941, as Luftwa...
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