The First World War: how the Great War came home
The First World War really did come home, and it had an impact way beyond the one million dead.
Monthly Archives: August 2014
The antisemitic traditions of the Tory Party
Leftwing antisemitism is anything but a new phenomenon, says Daniel Hannan. The same could be said of Hannan’s own side of the political divide.
John Vine’s successor has a hard task ahead of them
The resignation of the man in charge of immigration and borders is further evidence of problems at the Home Office.
With the ‘big six’ set to double profits, what we actually need is a ‘small twenty’
With ever-rocketing bills, the time has come to break up the big energy companies.
When do we get a say over BBC Worldwide?
There’s a big privatisation about to happen that you might not know about.
WW1: The hidden story of soldier’s mutinies, strikes and riots
In 1919, Britain came close to a workers and soldiers uprising. But it’s not a story the official WW1 commemoration wants to highlight.