by Claire Kimber | 3rd May 2021 | Brexit, Crime, Culture, Economics, Europe, General, Immigration, Politics
It’s easier to define what the centre ground of politics isn’t than what it is. So here goes. It’s not the same territory in one generation as in the next: political landscapes change – sometimes because of a volcanic eruption, like the financial crash;...
by The Nation State | 22nd April 2021 | Culture, General, News
You guys in manufacturing? Tough, you lose your job. You guys working in power plants? Tough, you lose your job. You guys drive a car that uses unleaded? Tough, we’re upping your tax. You guys use power in your home? Tough, we’re gonna make your life harder. Of course...
by The Nation State | 22nd April 2021 | Culture, General, News
Yes, this is an actual quote. “We, the young people, are the ones who are going to write about you in the history books. We are the ones who get to decide how you will be remembered. So my advice for you is to choose wisely.” If that was the case then you wouldn’t be...
by Steven Woodger | 22nd April 2021 | Culture, Politics
After an uneventful 2-0 win over Albania in England’s second World Cup qualifying match, there were complaints in many quarters that Gareth Southgate’s team were not playing the kind of football that excites supporters. It was a pragmatic display, with goals in...
by The Nation State | 20th April 2021 | Culture, General, News
Save the culture? It’s yours to keep, priorities are elsewhere clearly. See more people here than you will ever see at a protest against teenage stabbings, male suicides and daughters getting raped by grooming gangs. First rumours filter through suggesting that...
by Claire Kimber | 19th April 2021 | Culture, General, Immigration, Politics
Robert Jenrick is Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, and is MP for Newark. Earlier this year, the United Kingdom launched a new, dedicated immigration route for British National Overseas (BNO) status holders and their descendants,...
