Architecture is the physical expression of the spirit of a people. The French are a great and noble nation, and their architecture reflects that. So when mobs of third-world savages and their Leftist enablers burn down a beautiful French building like Limoges town hall, they are not just destroying an arbitrary collection of bricks and mortar. They are destroying a symbol of French greatness. It is an expression of hatred and envy. It is an attack on French identity itself. The damage cannot be reduced to a mere economic calculation. It is a declaration of war on the very idea of France.

Since legalisation in 1967, there have been over 11 million abortions in Britain. Today, there are around 11 million foreign nationals living in the country. Food for thought.

A picture of the British economy ahead of the Budget: The Joseph Rowntree Foundation predicts that average annual household incomes, after housing costs and adjusted for inflation, will be £440-£770 lower by 2030 than when Labour took office - potentially the biggest decline in living standards over a parliamentary term since records began in 1961. Meanwhile, the IMF forecasts that government revenue as a percentage of GDP will rise faster in Britain than in any other major advanced economy, reaching 41.9% by 2031. Almost two-thirds of Institute of Directors members say that they are pessimistic about the economy, while 73% expect investment to remain unchanged or fall over the next 12 months. ScottishPower has warned that unpaid energy bills could reach £7 billion next year, while EDF forecasts that annual bills for a typical household could rise from £1,723 today to £2,204 next April. People who moved homes in July spent 14.4% of their income on mortgage interest, the highest level since 2008 and almost double what they paid four years ago. A combination of neoliberal economics and neoconservative foreign policy is putting the British economy under enormous strain, and that is before we encounter another major economic shock. We at Restore Britain have set out our economic philosophy in considerable detail. This is how we intend to chart a new course and steer Britain away from the looming iceberg.