Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Protests in Oxford in May 2023, where Prof Kathleen Stock resigned after being targeted by pro-trans activists. Biggar explores ...

Three years ago, the acting vice-chancellor of Cambridge University, Anthony Freeling, made a confession, widely reported in the British press. He confessed that he was baffled by “decolonization.” ...

There is acute subversive delight in reading “Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning,” by Nigel Biggar, emeritus professor of theology at Oxford. The book’s manuscript was rejected in March 2021 by Bloomsbury ...

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NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with Nigel Biggar to talk about a moral reckoning into the colonial past of the West, exploring issues such as whether the British Empire was racist, and how we should view a ...

Want unlimited, ad-free access? Become a spiked supporter. Nigel Biggar is no stranger to being cancelled. The furore surrounding Biggar’s work proves his point that today, only one view of Britain’s ...

spiked: What provoked you to speak out in the university race debate? Nigel Biggar: This issue first appeared on my doorstep in Oxford during the Rhodes Must Fall campaign in 2015 to 2016. But with ...

Colonialism: A Moral Reckoning, by Nigel Biggar, William Collins, 651 pages. In a village in northern India, shortly before the end of the Raj, a British officer walked down the road. It was a hot day ...

Never rile a Regius professor of theology. That is one takeaway from this magnificent and timely book. Nigel Biggar was a Regius professor and an expert in ethics at Oxford University when that ...