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The Resilience Deficit: Why Our Teenagers Have Never Been More Vulnerable

If you feel that the adolescents of today are navigating a world more complex and daunting than any previous generation, you are not mistaken. The data confirms it. In 2025, we are witnessing a profound crisis in teen resilience, a perfect storm of intersecting pressures that is overwhelming the natural coping mechanisms of young minds. […]

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Dawkins’ Eureka Moment

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British evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins has declared that “trans women are men,” and that transgender ideology is part of a movement to undermine biological truth. At the launch of his new book, The War on Science, leading atheist and emeritus fellow of New College, Oxford, Dawkins decried the infiltration of postmodernism and transgenderism into the halls of

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The Real Problem With Masterchef

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BBC cookery show Masterchef concluded its latest series last week, a series that almost wasn’t shown due to controversy. One of its presenters, Gregg Wallace, was sacked following 83 allegations of inappropriate language and behaviour, while his co-host John Torode also fell foul of an offence archaeologist and was relieved of his position too. When

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What Does it Mean to be British?

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This essay poses a question through a lens from the North American side of the Atlantic. It is written by one who spent more than a few years in Britain and received much of his graduate education in its institutions. It is hoped justice is done in responding to the essay’s title. There exists in

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Building an Unliveable Britain

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House-sitting is an interesting experience. You get to leave your own life for a while and inhabit the domestic skin of someone else. Much of modern culture is built around satisfying our desire to take a break from the everyday — from films and holidays to pornography and dating apps. Some means are more morally

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Postcard from Marrakech

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Having recently lost my livelihood and career for standing up to Woke – a story I hope to relate at some point – I needed a quick break abroad before embarking on the next stage of life, whatever on earth that might be. So I decided to go to Marrakech in Morocco, a place –

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The Power of Erika Kirk’s Forgiveness

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On Sunday night, some 90,000 people packed an Arizona stadium to commemorate the life of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, ten days after he was assassinated. Many more thousands filled a nearby stadium and thousands more watched from a screen outside the stadium. Some of the most well-known political heavyweights were in attendance, as Kirk was

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We Shouldn’t Welcome Right-Wing Cancel Culture

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I didn’t follow Charlie Kirk closely, but he was by all accounts a decent man, a loving father and a devoted husband. On top of that, he championed free speech and debate. His entire career involved going around the country and hashing out the issues of the day with left-wing college students. He even organised

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The Sequel’s Always Worse

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If you’ve seen it, you’ll know that A Prayer for the Dying is the worst film ever made. If you haven’t then you’re just going to have to trust me. Its awfulness is incommunicable even by critics far more articulate than this one. You might get a sense of it if I tell you that

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The Moment Nick Clegg Had Power

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Until 2025, Nick Clegg has existed in the English mind for several reasons: He first came to notice when, as leader of the Liberals in 2010, he stood between Brown and Cameron on television, forcing them to grovel (‘I agree with Nick’), and then bargained with both during the indeterminacy that followed a Hung Parliament.

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The Resilience Deficit: Why Our Teenagers Have Never Been More Vulnerable

Dawkins’ Eureka Moment

The Real Problem With Masterchef

What Does it Mean to be British?

Building an Unliveable Britain

Postcard from Marrakech

The Power of Erika Kirk’s Forgiveness

We Shouldn’t Welcome Right-Wing Cancel Culture

The Sequel’s Always Worse

The Moment Nick Clegg Had Power

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