On Monday, the Archbishop of Canterbury took back what he said last week about the inevitability of accommodating shariah law in Britain.

Why can't we call the enemy by its name?

Here are ten simple points to remember as we move toward November.

Every father should read this book to his son.

On occasions a genuine superstar is appointed as ambassador, one who lends lustre to the profession of diplomacy.

Its a scandal to be sure, but it is not clear exactly of what kind. Perhaps only in the misery that is Zimbabwe could it even happen.

The black heart of Europe i.e. the European Union bureaucracy, has tied the continent together in a great stagnant mass, and presides over its accelerating slide into the trash heap of history.

The recent death of Michael Wharton, aged 92, raises the interesting question: who was the most right-wing person who ever lived?

Why is there so little dignity in the presidential campaign?

In politics, ideas are more important than people or at least they should be.