Christianity, Morality & Why Have Christians Done Bad Things?
Jonathan Headington explores the history of Christianity and morality, and looks at why evil has been carried out in the faith's name
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The Emergence of the English by Susan Oosthuizen
Nigel Hillpaul reviews Professor Susan Oosthuizen's critical analysis of the origin of the English ethnicity and the extent of its Anglo-Saxon underpinnings
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Man on the Spot: A Broadcaster's Story by Bill Hamilton
Jonathan Headington reviews the autobiography of journalist, BBC News reporter and football referee Bill Hamilton
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History as Chaos: Reviewing The Favourite and Vice
Thomas Cobb reviews two very different Oscar-nominated historical films and explains what they tell us about modern history-based cinema as a genre
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Sovereignty, War & the European Union/Reflections on Brexit
Jonathan Headington explores the argument that the European Union is responsible for peace, then reflects on the post-referendum machinations and asks whether Brexit has been worth it
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The Road Not Taken: The Ottoman Invasion of Italy
Peter Sandham looks at why an Ottoman invasion of Italy did not occur in the wake of Sultan Mehmed II's conquest of Constantinople
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