A week far from Parliament’s finest
5 November 2021 | OPINION
Yesterday was a turbulent day in politics. Some people were concerned that Owen Paterson was to remain an MP, despite...
Will the Government nanny the Blue Wall away? – Jason Reed
17 February 2022 | OPINION
The cost-of-living crisis will hit us all hard this year. Raising the energy price cap will increase average household energy...
The recorded rise in inflation and the potential consequences for trade...
23 MARCH 2023 | OPINION
Yesterday was a tumultuous day in British politics; whether it be the Boris Johnson Privileges Committee hearing, the usual theatrics...
Johnson’s latest challenge is different from any he has faced before
10 DECEMBER 2021 | ANALYSIS
This year's festive period is looking to become Boris Johnson's toughest since he took up the reins as Prime...
Down but not out: Boris Johnson might pull off yet another...
5 February 2022 | ANALYSIS
By all conventional accounts, Boris Johnson should be finished.
After plunging the United Kingdom into several liberty-restricting lockdowns, the Prime Minister...
Why political leaders must listen to their grassroots
19 SEPTEMBER 2023 | OPINION
If the last few years have taught politicians anything, it’s that grassroots activism matters. So why do they continue to...
Labour Conference: Starmer’s last chance – William Hallowell
25 September 2021 | OPINION
If Starmer wants his Macbeth moment, he must use his final opportunity to call for unity at this year’s party...
Will Sir Keir Starmer make Labour great again? – Tom Pritchard
For the British Labour Party to win a General Election, recent history has shown that the party must move further to the centre and away from the far-left politics it has embraced in recent years, most notably under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn.
Forget COVID, SAGE is the real virus damaging Britain – Zeena...
The Government's roadmap set out in February indicated that come Monday, June 21st, we would get our freedom back. These everyday freedoms differ for everyone. For some, it might just be simple pleasures such as a day out at the beach, visiting friends or even just updating your wardrobe. Or it could very well be a well overdue family holiday to Portugal.
What is the UN for? It is beyond a joke
1 APRIL 2023 | OPINION
Happy April Fool's Day! How do we know? Because Russia is taking over as chair of the UN Security Council.
After...