What does PC stand for?

It's not for local councils to manipulate the school curriculum based on their latest politically correct whims, especially when educational standards are flagging," she said.

Byline: Sharon Roberts IF WE were to ask our MPs whether they would prefer to live under a Christian monarchy Parliamentary system under God, or a secular EU superstate under politically correct bureaucrats, then sadly I suspect most of our MPs would choose the latter.

IN THE wake of the trial of a 71-yearold taxi driver in Dundee SheriffCourt, accused of breach of the peace because he was unfortunate enough to makea passing remark using an abbreviated term for a particular ethnic group in thepresence of two female stalwarts of the politically correct brigade, the firstreflection is to ask why such an apparently ridiculous charge was brought inthe first place?

Byline: EMILY PARSONS THE former head of the Confederation of British Industry today attacked the politically correct health and safety culture in schools.

He said: "The politically correct truth is publicly proclaimed correct by politicians, celebrities and the BBC even if it is wrong, while the factually correct truth is publicly condemned as wrong even when it is right.

The furor over Braves pitcher John Rocker makes me wonder about all the politically correct "witch hunts" occurring across this land.

This has caused an outcry among the politically correct and there are of course many reasons to find it outrageous.

For too long the politically correct brigade have sought to elevate other religious festivals while downgrading Christmas as the most important date in the Christian calendar.