Top executives implicated in “culture wars” controversies are being rewarded by the British government by being handed top Royal honours, a report notes.
The New Years Honours List, the annual giving of knighthoods and other high awards created by Whitehall but delivered by the King and other Royals at the recommendation of the government will reward a number of controversial figures who have faced so-called culture wars headlines. A report in The Times of London notes among them are a police chief accused of running an anti-white-racist recruitment policy for his police force, and the chiefs of the scandal-hit institutions the National Trust…
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