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Feelings of general guilt about the empire was driving universities to change their reading lists and museums to hand back objects. according to Nigel Biggar (pictured).

The censorship of books, statues and history is an attempt to eradicate the past and enforce a single point of view

The personal opinions of staff at museums, publishing houses, and government departments are being put ahead of the duty to deliver

TORY MP Andrew Bowie has backed a controversial pro-Union Scottish education plan written by a colonialist supporter - but what does the paper…

Oriel controversy: Meet ‘Red Kate’, leader of the ‘People’s Republic of Worcester College’ Although she made no secret of her Left-wing views, dons were nonetheless shocked to see professor had signed up to boycott Oriel 10 June 2021 • 10:00pm Prof Kate Tunstall is the most prominent scholar to join the Oriel boycott. Lord Mendoza, the provost of Oriel, is an exception to the usual left-leaning appointments and was last year handed a Tory peerage If the Rhodes Must Fall movement wa...

The British Empire and Ireland Thu, Mar 11, 2021, 00:15   Sir, – I was greatly disheartened to read the article entitled “President’s view of British Empire is too one-sided” (Opinion & Analysis, March 10th). In a year when The Irish Times has been an oasis from the rabid hysteria of the British press, to publish such sepia-filtered views of a neo-colonial theologian seems at best peculiar and at worst editorial harakiri. Prof Biggar’s post hoc fallacy that the British Empire is to ...