The recent episode of This Isn’t Working, featuring HR commentator Tanya de Grunwald in conversation with clinical psychologist Jaco van Zyl, circles an issue that […]
The recent Triggernometry conversation with Helen Andrews centres on a provocative but important claim: that many of the cultural pathologies now gathered under the label […]
When people speak about “breaking free of social convention”, they often mean a change of attitude, a refusal of conformity, or a personal re-imagination of […]
Julie Bindel’s Pride and Predator is a sober and unsettling piece of investigative journalism that raises questions many institutions have been reluctant to face. At […]
This article examines the gender identity controversy through a distinction between ideological and cosmological worldviews. It explains why contemporary debate is dominated by legal and […]
In a recent episode of the Beyond Gender podcast, psychoanalyst and former Tavistock governor Marcus Evans describes the crisis in youth gender medicine as “the […]
This blog arrives the need to revive UK metropolitan governance to reverse decades of economic lag and social fragmentation since the 1986 abolition. Fragmented city regions hinder productivity, affordable housing, and seamless transport, widening regional disparities. Japan’s integrated prefectural and designated-city model delivers efficient services, high liveability, and sustained growth. A bold return to statutory metropolitan authorities – in name and spirit – is essential for functional, affordable urban areas that enhance daily life and drive national prosperity.
