
Martin Parsons: Is the public sector prejudiced against Conservatives?
You can certainly get away with saying things about us that would be a sacking offence if aimed at things like religious beliefs.
You can certainly get away with saying things about us that would be a sacking offence if aimed at things like religious beliefs.
For all its faults, the moral certainty of the Empire made the transmission of British principles possible. Modern equivocation offers no such hope.
The bombing is personal for me. I used to live in Peshawar and counted many Pakistani Christians as my friends.
Martin Parsons has a PhD in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations and has written a major academic book on this subject…. Read more »
Martin Parsons has a PhD in Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations and has written a major academic book on this subject…. Read more »
By Martin Parsons. A year ago it was clear that, despite the widely presumed promise of the Arab spring, 2011 had… Read more »
The Daily Telegraph has today published a rare interview with Afghan warlord Gulbaddin Hekmatyar. This interview potentially represents one of… Read more »
Martin Parsons is currently director of faculty of Britain’s newest sixth form college in Lowestoft, Suffolk. He has a PhD… Read more »
Martin Parsons is currently director of faculty of Britain’s newest sixth form college in Lowestoft, Suffolk. He has a PhD… Read more »
Martin Parsons is currently director of faculty of the UK’s newest sixth form college in Lowestoft, Suffolk. He has a… Read more »
By Martin Parsons. 200 years ago, just after 5pm on 11th May, Prime Minister Spencer Percival was assassinated in the… Read more »
I first began teaching A level 25 years ago. What we taught then was far broader and deeper than any… Read more »
Yesterday, as Paul Goodman has outlined on Tory Diary, Trevor Phillips, Chairman of the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC)… Read more »
By Martin Parsons In the days following Christmas the Christian church has traditionally remembered the visit of the wise men… Read more »
By Martin Parsons The anniversary of 9/11 has come and gone, the world has moved on, perhaps too quickly. But… Read more »