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Patrick Heren

Unturbulent Priest
The memoirs of Cardinal Cormac Murphy O'Connor
Patrick Heren

Keeping The Lights On: the Politics of Cheap Energy
British policy is not rooted in economic reality but dictated by the Green Blob. It is time to break a consensus that is costing us dear  
Patrick Heren

To Be a Pilgrim
As a Christian, I was deeply moved by a visit to the Holy Land
Patrick Heren

Europe Cannot Do Without Putin’s Gas
It will be another decade before the Continent can substitute the product of American fracking for Russian energy piped via Ukraine
Patrick Heren

Anarchic Interregnum
Ian Buruma's Year Zero deftly tells the story of 1945: the year the modern world began
Patrick Heren

Cameron Cannot Win Without Cheap Energy
The PM can’t cut subsidies on renewables without splitting the Coalition. But how else can he trump Miliband’s price freeze?
Patrick Heren

He Died That Others Might Live In Peace
Visiting the Normandy invasion beaches, I realised the importance of the campaign in which my cousin was killed fighting for freedom
Patrick Heren

Bernard Hailstone: The Artist And His Sitter
In 1945, Bernard Hailstone painted my father, the journalist Louis Heren, in the Burmese jungle. This is the story of their long friendship
Patrick Heren

Burns Bridges
‘Would Robert Burns have supported independence for Scotland? His politics are hard to pin down’
Patrick Heren

Forget Wind: Time for Britain to Get Fracking
Blinded by climate change dogma, the government seems determined to play down the Lancashire shale gas bonanza
Patrick Heren

Underrated: Abroad
The ravenous longing for the infinite possibilities of “otherwhere”
Stephen Bayley

The king of cakes
"Yuletide revels were designed to see you through the dark days — and how dark they seem today"
Carolyn Hart

A tripod in the sky
The view from above
Christian House
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