Labour and Tories' betrayal backfiring

AT THE height of the reign of terror that engulfed late 18th-century France after the overthrow of the monarchy, the philosopher Jacques Mallet du Pam wrote that “the Revolution devours its own children”.

- Leo McKinstry

We do not have the blood-soaked brutality of the guillotine in today’s Britain, but there is an echo of the self-destruction that stems from ideological zeal.

Long renowned for its pragmatism, our country is in the midst of an extraordinary social revolution. Without any electoral mandate, politicians of both leading parties have presided over the transformation of our society through the collapse of our borders, the erosion of national identity and the doctrinal adherence to the gospel of diversity.