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The little things in life are actually the big things
When we went on our annual holidays to the Bavarian Alps we always stayed in the same flat with a spectacularly panoramic mountain view from the…
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‘Collective Guilt’ - who is guilty?
In the now 6 month long brutal war in Gaza, itself the latest manifestation of an over 75 year conflict of peoples, the concept of ‘collective…
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For ‘cultural Christians’ Easter has become as hollow as a chocolate egg.
This year Easter has taken centre stage in what some see as a 21st century Battle for Britain. Many on the Left speak of the ‘culture wars’, growing…
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Going psycho - Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane shows us that ‘mental health awareness’ has damaged the understanding of mental illness and…
Preface: Apologies for a lengthy absence from publishing! The fact it’s taken me several months to finish this substack article actually illustrates one…
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What is it to be British or English?
The truly patriotic must reject ethno nationalism
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Born on the Wrong Side
How should we view ‘the enemy’?
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Russell Brand: Less #MeToo, more #WhyNow?
I met Russell Brand fleetingly around 2007. It wasn’t impactful enough for me to even be sure of the year! But it was definitely while I was doing my…
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‘Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say’
‘Speak what we feel, not what we ought to say’
Exploring issues of mental, physical and spiritual health and challenging established narratives.
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