A History of Violence
The lessons of history are so poorly observed, we may as well be looking at the past through a telescope the wrong way round. In
The lessons of history are so poorly observed, we may as well be looking at the past through a telescope the wrong way round. In
What is the point of university? The University of Sussex is facing calls to sack Kathleen Stock from their Philosophy Department. Her crime is having
The first rule of politics is to turn up. More than anything people want your presence. They want you to be amongst them, to see
Pandora Papers Following on from earlier revelations about the use of tax havens around the world, the so-called Pandora Papers recently revealed by the International
I read Keir Starmer’s essay, ‘Labour will build a better Britain for working people, in The Guardian and before the end of the second paragraph,
Women aren’t women anymore The Lancet’s editor-in-chief Richard Horton apologised, sort of, for giving the impression that they ‘dehumanised and marginalised’ women in their latest
Gas Price Rise/Winter of Discontent With the news that another two gas supply companies have gone bust, leaving thousands of people with probably higher bills
If you have not already read Part 1 then you can do so here. Res Nullias Part 1 – The Empty Crown In my previous
Many forget that in the months before the 2014 referendum, the long summary of MacCormick vs the Lord Advocate (1953) was quietly reclassified as not
Before reading on please read the first 2 parts of this series. Res Nullias Part 1 – The Empty Crown Res Nullias Part 2 –