Multiculturalism
Integration for the nation
Britain needs a narrative of unity, and a harsher attitude towards separatism
Nobody likes the yookay aesthetic
The best argument against multiculturalism is staring you in the face
You have a patriotic duty to champion British food
Insulting British cuisine is not just lazy, it is downright libellous
An India-Pakistan conflict has huge implications for Britain
Conflict could spill out onto British streets
We need a national inquiry into grooming gangs
Britain deserves to know the full truth about one of its biggest scandals
The integration industrial complex is collapsing
Tell MAMA’s fall reflects a failed and discredited approach
The establishment does not know what multiculturalism means
It requires tremendous knowledge and compromise — not just an understanding of different cuisines
The break of Dawn
A new organisation of black MPs can only fuel division
Multiculturalism contra justice
Something new is coming down the “far-right conspiracy theory” to government policy pipeline
Britain must take citizenship more seriously
It should be the end point of integration rather than a tool to encourage it
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