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Category Archives: UK
Once Again, America Chooses Ireland Over the UK
Unherd published a piece of mine on US government interventions on Northern Ireland, and why Ireland’s special relationship with the USA usually trumps the UK’s (read more here). Irish influence in America is not just about raw political calculation, nor … Continue reading
Posted in Ireland, Journalism, Northern Ireland, UK, USA
Tagged dropkick murphys, irish diaspora, special relationship, unherd
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Must We Ban Russia Today?
UK and EU bans on RT are a betrayal of British and European values on free speech Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Global, Human Rights, Journalism, UK
Tagged broadcasting, free speech, ham radio, internet, journalism, politics, russia, russian invasion of ukraine
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Northern Ireland is too Divided to Function
Given the obvious risk of political paralysis in N Ireland, why did the UK govt have no Plan B? Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Journalism, Northern Ireland, UK
Tagged northern ireland, northern ireland politics, politics
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Strange outbreaks of positivity over Northern Ireland
I was published in Unherd over the strange emergence of good vibes about breaking the EU-UK bad blood over the Northern Ireland Protocol. “After nearly two years of ugly in-fighting over the Northern Ireland Protocol, there has been a sudden … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Ireland, Journalism, Northern Ireland, UK
Tagged brexit, northern ireland politics, northern ireland protocol
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Paddington Bear and the Girl with Blue Hair
Liberal Christians have tried & failed to present the Gospel to appeal to well-educated progressives, while ignoring working-class women Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, UK
Tagged anglicanism, christianity, culture, evangelism, mission
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On Current Trends, Northern Ireland Will Leave the Union
I was published in Unherd on the 2021 Northern Ireland Census figures. Demography isn’t destiny but it contributes powerfully to it. This week’s Northern Ireland 2021 Census release, showing Catholics outnumbering Protestants for the first time, does not in itself doom the … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Northern Ireland, UK
Tagged british politics, democracy, northern ireland politics, religion
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Ripon Cathedral’s Space Age Chapel
1970’s Chapel of the Holy Spirit in Ripon Cathedral represents a sadly stillborn Anglican Space Age tradition of church furnishing. Continue reading
Posted in Anglicanism, Christianity, churchcrawling, Travel, UK
Tagged church furnishings, churchcrawling, space age, Travel, yorkshire
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Things Have Gone Wrong At The Tavistock. Central Government Must Step In.
I’ve long since passed the point when I thought posting anything political on the internet made any difference, and what I’m about to say is on an issue where questioning a particular orthodoxy often results in abuse. But I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in LGBT, UK
Tagged gender transition, lgbt
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A country is a home or it’s nothing
My latest piece in The Critic… A cheery-looking chap from the local Lib Dems dropped a Focus leaflet through my door last weekend, the first political leaflet I’ve received since moving here a few months ago. It may surprise you … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Inequality, Journalism, UK
Tagged economic inequality, housing crisis, politics, the critic, uk politics
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Devizes Market Square, West Side
Early morning photo of the west side of the Market Square of Devizes in Wiltshire including The Bear Hotel and The Corn Exchange. Continue reading
Posted in Photography, UK
Tagged Architecture, england, photography, wiltshire
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