Demosthenes

The First World War is often described as pointless, futile. Demosthenes argues that, on the contrary, it was necessary for national survival.

Demosthenes describes the daftness of the Archbishop of Canterbury's denunciation of pro-British demonstrators and his fondness for non-Christian immigration.

Demosthenese On The Perils of Political Islam

Demosthenes on the Huw Edwards scandal and the general rottenness of the BBC.

An NHS junior doctor tells of monumental waste and inefficiency in the 'envy of the world' NHS - one of the worst performing health care systems in the developed world.