Loyalty to the Crown is a source of pride but also of strength
The monarchy is the only national institution to which we can pledge allegiance and remain nonpartisan.
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The monarchy is the only national institution to which we can pledge allegiance and remain nonpartisan.
The most important function of a head of state – whichever system is chosen – is to embody the nation. This article was first published in Policy Exchange’s weekly agenda.
For the last 70 years, we have been blessed with a monarch who is selfless, energetic and sympathetic.
Queen Elizabeth II has embodied the nation in testing times. She richly deserves our admiration and gratitude.
A new draft bill aims to resolve tensions within the Union in order to preserve it.
The latest opinion poll suggests that 57% of Scottish voters would vote to leave the United Kingdom. That is 3% up from an earlier poll
Until recent times, the institution of slavery was almost universal, as was its handmaiden, the slave trade. Nearly all societies outside Western Europe practised it
Nicola Sturgeon feels she has the initiative. The SNP returned its second best result in last month’s general election, so Scotland’s First Minister feels able
Tonight, the Society of Gray’s Inn hosts the launch of next year’s programme of events to mark the birth in 1520 of William Cecil, Lord
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