Remembrance Day: Why should former soldiers have to rely on charity?
I recently blogged about how the Royal British Legion – who produce the red poppy – insist that Remembrance Day should honour only the British military dead.
Who is the red poppy designed to remember? The answer might surprise you
Many people in the UK wear a red poppy at this time of year out of a laudable desire to honour and remember the victims of war.
The mistake of Corbyn's opponents
What is the job of a Leader of the Opposition?
My new book: The Upside-Down Bible
I am delighted to report that my third book is now available to order. It will be published in November.
The reason for the silence
It's a while since I last blogged.
Church House: Still hosting conferences sponsored by arms companies
Pope Francis last week attacked the “duplicity” of those who profit from the arms trade but “call themselves Christian”.
Don't keep calm. Don't carry on.
As I write, it is unclear whether the Conservatives will have an overall majority. If not, I suspect they will try to rule as a minority government, although they may try some sort of deal.
Abortion, Trident and the destruction of innocent life
Fifteen UKIP candidates and two Conservatives have signed a statement that commits them to opposing the renewal of the Trident nuclear weapons system.
Optimistic about the Green vote.
I am often cautious about making election forecasts, but when it comes to the Green Party, I’m unusually confident about my predictions.
UKIP's Christian group accuses gay people of 'recruiting' children
One of the nastiest accusations against gay people is the claim that they 'recruit' children with the intention of turning them gay.
