Evil, on the Face of It
Behavioural predilections are all in the mind, but we still judge each other by physical appearance
Event at London Mosque Calls for Third Intifada
Two Arabic media portals, Al Jazeera and the Palestinian News Network (PNN), have reported that on Sunday 21 March, the London Central Mosque (aka Regent's Park Mosque) held an event where leading
Even Better
I was wrong to predict in August that the newly-appointed Mr Justice Munby would be promoted to the Court of Appeal at the end of his three-year term of office as chairman
Euthanasia of the Rentiers
Newspapers hate giving credit to rivals, so when an article in one is cited in another you can guarantee that it is a significant piece of work. John Kay's analysis in the
Eureka moments in Syracuse
In a charming Sicilian museum you can test the theories of antiquity’s greatest mathematician
Essential Merit
'Lady Hale argues persuasively that diversity in its widest sense should be regarded as essential for appointments to the Supreme Court'
Escalating Etiquette
Britons' behaviour on the London Underground escalators shows the country has not yet lost all its charm and civility
Enterplane me!
Is this the way forward for opera in the slump? Yesterday, the glamour of the West End; today, budget air travel? Good old bmibaby has come up with a novel idea to
Engaging the anonymous IEngage
IEngage, once Inayat Bunglawala's vanity project, has written about my piece in the Wall Street Journal from a few weeks ago. In my piece I condemned the London Muslim Centre, inter alia,
Engagement With Hamas?
In late June the United States Institute of Peace (USIP) released a report entitled "Hamas: Ideological Rigidity and Political Flexibility", an analysis of the ideological and political background of Hamas, and the