Nigel Biggar: ‘You cannot sensibly deny’ the Empire achieved good things | Quite right!
Michael Gove is joined by the theologian, Church of England priest and Conservative peer Nigel Biggar to discuss Our Islands’ Story, his new history of Britain co-written with Robert Tombs. Nigel reflects on the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, which first convinced him that a distorted story of Britain was…
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