The Scottish education system, once the envy of the world, is now not even the envy of Scotland. And, given the disastrous state of education in England and Wales, captured as it is by woke ideology, climate change and colonialism, that is quite an achievement. All the problems of Scotland: economic, social and now educational […]
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I first arrived in Hull in 1999, and it was rather famously as I discovered, a very ‘white’ city. Even in 2021, according to the census, Hull was 93.9% white. It was noticeable on the streets, in the university and in our church. While the rest of the UK was only 81.7% white our new
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During the borefest that is the post-Christmas not-yet-back-to-work scenario, I was rooting around on YouTube looking for some interesting social documentary and I happened upon this little gem: I absorbed myself in this 1964 BBC Archive documentary for half an hour, transported to the days of my childhood and the two channels of television we
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The gory details – and some of them are gory in the extreme – are emerging about what happened to the mainly young white girls at the hands of the, so-called, ‘Asian’ grooming gangs – ‘grooming’ being the preferred term for horrific gang rapes, inconveniently committed by those other than white men. Jess Phillips, our
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I have a love-hate relationship with football. I love watching a midfield player curve the ball into the penalty box so that it lands with missile accuracy on the head of a forward who then nods it into the goal. I love too the great amount of charity work that clubs do, which is underreported.
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Children are already being brainwashed in many of Britain’s schools. They are taught to despise their country and hold it responsible for every global injustice and societal ill in existence. Labour’s changes to the national curriculum will simply add rocket fuel to this already widespread development. Some years ago, I had an indicative experience in
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The strengths and weaknesses of ChatGPT Me being one of my favourite topics, I am always fascinated to see how many hits I get searching for myself on Google (it’s hundreds), or how often my Wikipedia page has been read recently (157 in the past 30 days; which makes at least seven by other people).
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According to Peter Rohde’s biography of Soren Kierkegaard (1813-1855), the great Danish philosopher recorded in his journal how a highly educated preacher was once invited to the King’s opulent court to speak to the richest and most powerful people in the land, and he chose to talk about how God chooses the humble and rejected.
John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men has been removed from the school curriculum across the United Kingdom, marking the end of its long-standing role as a staple of English literature education. The Welsh exam board (WJEC) was the last to offer the novella as part of its English Literature GCSE syllabus, but it has now
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A convicted Islamic terrorist has taken offence at the name of a pub, one of the many pubs in the UK called The Saracen’s Head (in Glasgow, always referred to as ‘The Sarrie Hied’). The terrorist in question, one Khalid Baqa, is suing the landlord for £1835 and plans to extend his campaign to another
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