Letters to the Editor – 29 July 2015



English rock fans are understandably thrilled over the announcement that Oasis will embark on another tour, including a stop in Manchester, where the band first got started in 1991. And while that may be good news, fans are still going to have a difficult time seeing them perform live – affording it, that is. Live […]

The Commonwealth is an anachronism in the 21st century – an imperial hangover that shows no signs of abatement but is instead getting worse. As King Charles addressed his subjects in Antigua and Barbuda ahead of this week’s Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting (CHOGM), our Prime Minister was throwing out statements about possible apologies and […]

Britain needs new talent and ideas in its politics. The old factions of Westminster have proven themselves incapable or unwilling to take the radical action required to fix the country. They push our best abroad, ignore new ideas (or claim they are ‘not serious’ or ‘sensible’), abandon their principles and kick difficult decisions down the […]