As part of my ongoing commitment to defend Britain’s Christian heritage, free speech, and fair policing, I have today sent the following letter to Sir Mark Rowley, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. It commends a courageous female constable while highlighting concerning patterns of hostility towards Christian preachers and urging impartial enforcement of the law. Britain must remain a nation where open debate is protected, not suppressed by claims of “no-go” areas or se

As part of my ongoing commitment to defend Britain’s Christian heritage, free speech, and fair policing, I have today sent the following letter to Sir Mark Rowley, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police. It commends a courageous female constable while highlighting concerning patterns of hostility towards Christian preachers and urging impartial enforcement of the law.Britain must remain a nation where open debate is protected, not suppressed by claims of “no-go” areas or sel

In a pivotal hearing at the High Court today, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)—under the Labour government led by Sir Keir Starmer—argued vehemently that the conviction of Hamit Coskun for burning a copy of the Quran outside the Turkish consulate in London should be reinstated. Coskun’s initial conviction for a religiously aggravated public order offence was rightly overturned on appeal by Mr Justice Bennathan, who ruled that freedom of expression must encompass the right

In 2026, Britain finds itself grappling with a disturbing trend: publicly funded institutions, entrusted with preserving and celebrating our nation’s rich heritage, are instead promoting ideological agendas that undermine Christianity—the very foundation of much of that heritage. This is not the work of fringe activists or privately funded lobby groups, but of organisations like English Heritage and the National Trust, sustained by taxpayer money and charitable donations.   T