Dr Chan Abraham

This is the first in a series of articles on a matter of profound public interest: the conduct of the body responsible for regulating social housing in England. The evidence gathered over many years points to systemic corruption, conflicts of interest, discriminatory conduct, and — most gravely — serious harm to some of the most vulnerable tenants in the country. Formal referrals have now been made to the regulator, to the police, and to senior oversight bodies. This matter is live and...

The National Trust, English Heritage, and a Charity Commission that Won't Act: A Story of Differential Treatment and Regulatory Failure Two Charities, One Pattern In the past twelve months, two of Britain's most prominent and heavily subsidised heritage charities have demonstrated, through their actions, that Christianity and Christians occupy a different — and lesser — place in their institutional thinking than other faith communities. And when I brought formal complaints to the regulator...

One moment, one interview, and a pattern the BBC keeps refusing to examine. The Interview On the evening of approximately 17 January 2026, BBC News presenter Geeta Guru-Murthy conducted a live interview with DC3 — Daniel Chenjerai — an 18-year-old Christian rapper from Northampton nominated for two MOBO Awards. During the interview, Ms Guru-Murthy asked DC3 about his heroes and inspirations. DC3 named rapper Santan Dave, Kendrick Lamar — and, above all, Jesus Christ. It was at that moment...