Why do British elites so hate their own homeland and love anything foreign? Sir Roger Scruton called it oikophobia and xenophilia. After the Chagos and EU fishing debacles, Dr Nicholas Tate brings the picture up to date.
Renaud Camus – the French thinker banned from the UK over his Great Replacement idea – deserves to be listened to on another key topic of our times, says Dr Nicholas Tate: the destruction of Western education.
Out with the old elites, in with the new, says Dr Nicholas Tate – preferably ones who don't sneer at the people they rule, shove woke dogma down our throats or fail spectacularly as leaders.
The National Trust's new 10-year strategy talks more about climate change than country houses. It's an entrenched wokery that's convinced ex-trustee Nicholas Tate that Trump's anti-woke revolution may pass us by.
Labour is engaged in an all-out assault on the past. From schools to immigration, inheritance tax to the House of Lords, this radical Left-wing Government is waging war on British culture, says Dr Nicholas Tate.
In a worrying development, the Oxford and Cambridge exam board OCR has told Labour that its new compulsory school curriculum should have climate change and 'diversity and inclusion' at its heart, warns Dr. Nicholas Tate.
Today is the 1,500th anniversary of the death of the Roman writer Boethius, whose great work The Consolation of Philosophy illustrates what we mean when we say we are part of one Western civilisation, says Nicholas Tate.
Will Labour adopt a 10% limit on private school admissions at top universities? It would obviously be deeply unfair, but many on the Left believe such top-down quotas are needed to achieve 'justice', says Dr Nicholas Tate.
A progressive elite is overrunning the UK, pushing their agenda against the majority, warns Dr Nicholas Tate. But with the rise of new media, a fairer, more balanced discourse is within reach.
Labour's manifesto threatens us with an "expert-led" review to produce a "modern, inclusive and innovative" school curriculum. Former Government chief curriculum adviser Dr. Nicholas Tate looks at what this could mean.
