DANIEL HANNAN: The woke war on the Foreign Office forgets Britain is still a force for good. If anything, the world owes US a debt for the achievements of Empire
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Some senior retired mandarins have produced a report, 'The World in 2040', in which they think Britain should be humbler, readier to pool our sovereignty and less hung up on our past.

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