The conservatism of James Callaghan
The emphasis on family, the longing for community and the quiet sense of British patriotism which Callaghan personified is arguably more relevant in contemporary Britain than materialism and the relentless focus on individual rights.
Little did I know: a visit to Auschwitz
When standing at the entrance of Birkenau and looking to the right, I could see no definite end. When looking to the left, I could see no definite end. When looking straight forward, again, I could see no definite end to the camp.
The Devil has the best tunes: Castro’s Cuba and social equality
It is the example of Cuba that should serve as a warning to those who in the name of social equality would undermine liberty.
Operation Torch: driving the darkness out of North Africa
The 8th November 2019 marks seventy-eight years since the launch of Operation Torch.
America remains exceptional
‘To deem America exceptional is not to deem it infallible, but its imperfections can only be addressed if Americans embrace their common heritage while resisting the allure of tribalism.’
From Barbarossa to Bagration: Germany’s capitulation on the eastern front
When 1941 became 1942, the Wehrmacht had exhausted much of their resources in the initial invasion and did not have the strength to launch an all-out attack on the whole front as they did in the previous year
Remembering victory: VE Day 75 years on
On this day, please take a moment to recall why you are a member of the victorious party – remember what has been won.