Our Government is not in control of who enters our country, when and under what circumstances. It is a bystander. An observer.

That a young footballer has become the most influential voice on child poverty in Britain raises a number of questions, the first of which relates to the nature and quality of his advice.

An America built on the English ideas of individual freedom and liberty couldn't help believing that the world wanted to adopt the same values. The Taliban had other ideas.

Society owes a tremendous debt to real journalists like Rian Malan who are, sadly, a dying breed.

British people used to live, work, worship, drink, eat, and travel together, but now they increasingly do so alone. This development underpins the phenomenon of modern alienation and isolation, which has led to an increasingly unhappy and unharmonious nation.

Asking a free citizen to produce a vaccine passport to order a pint of beer in a pub negates the very idea of a free citizen. There is no justification for it.

As Britain’s withdrawal from the EU finally approaches, we must shake off the indifference of our current leaders and confront head-on the question of industry and trade.

Back in the real world, ordinary citizens want their governments to act in their interests – a basic function which governments seem to find increasingly difficult to honour.