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If not for one man, Sir Edward Coke, law in the Anglosphere could have veered into the top-down, regulation-strewn path of continental Europe. This astonishing legal mind really ought to be better known and respected among conservatives

The great conservative thinker Roger Scruton is better known for philosophical works than his occasional forays into fiction, of which his collection of short stories, Souls in the Twilight, is the latest offering. A stellar assembly of often perturbing tales, it shames the censorious and PC-endorsed current literary climate

Silicon Valley's tech entrepreneurs are inclined to fanciful schemes and perspectives that have little grounding in reality. It is truly frightening that their immense power gives these arrogant utopians the ability to take the world in directions that most people would simply reject outright

The political authority of the unelected Supreme Leader and his personally selected Guardian Council to veto  bills and choose presidential candidates makes a mockery of Iran’s supposed 'democracy'. For those who might criticise such a system, a mandatory seventy-four lashes await