You can certainly get away with saying things about us that would be a sacking offence if aimed at things like religious beliefs.
For all its faults, the moral certainty of the Empire made the transmission of British principles possible. Modern equivocation offers no such hope.
The historic values of the English speaking peoples face an existential threat to their very survival – again.
The claim that Margaret Thatcher’s ‘Victorian values’ meant the reintroduction of ‘unregulated markets’ is simply untrue.
Conservative values of thrift, responsibility and self-reliance have a firmer footing upon the rock of Scripture than the Archbishop of York supposes.
That’s certainly what we saw last year – and not just because of ISIS.
Diverting an RAF flight to supply specially insulated tents to Erbil before winter would save thousands of lives
IS’s beheadings, forced conversions and jizya, plus the plight of the Yezidis – all illustrate the need.
Liberals have a different understanding of what these are than Conservatives – and a more shallow one, too.
Schools must be required to emphasise British values such as freedom of speech, freedom of religion, equality under the law – for Muslim and non Muslim alike.
The EU Habitats Directive and the Flood and Water Management Act have worsened the democratic deficit.
We need to plan for new sea defences in East Anglia and Southern England if tragic loss of life is to be avoided.
The bombing is personal for me. I used to live in Peshawar and counted many Pakistani Christians as my friends.
The statistics actually suggest that, nationally, students of a similar ability do better in these schools than in comprehensives.