Last November, Khakan Qureshi was conducting a workshop for inclusivity week at a school in Birmingham when he was met with vociferous opposition from the students, asserting that he could not be both gay and Muslim, and that he should not teach them about his sin. He later received death threats. The incident provided an insight … Continued

Since the end of the Cold War, Britain established an increasingly ‘global approach’ to its foreign, security and defence policy. This approach foresaw the acceleration of globalisation, the rise of liberal democracy around the world, the continuity of Western technological ascendancy, and conditions preferable to a less cohesive and robust British nation-state. With the onset … Continued