The Government ought to do more against Marxist sentiments – Lili...
10 May 2021 | OPINION
Within my very first days of moving from Hungary to the UK, I felt ambushed by Marxism.
While queueing to get...
Brexit Britain can fix Europe’s frozen conflicts
10 FEBRUARY 2023 | OPINION
The author, Chet Ramadan, is a campaigner for Freedom and Fairness for Northern Cyprus.
As the United Kingdom marked the three-year...
Jeremy Hunt: Why I’m backing him and why you should too...
17 June 2019 | OPINION
Our Party and our country stand on the edge of a precipice and whilst there are some within the ranks...
It’s not the teachers we should blame if schools don’t reopen...
25 August 2020 | OPINION
This article was originally published on ConservativeHome on 22 August 2020, in abridged form. It is reproduced here by kind...
A reflection on Remembrance Sunday
14 November 2021 | OPINION
As another Remembrance Sunday comes upon us, we must remind ourselves of what it is that we are commemorating and...
The public spending delusion
1 JULY 2024 | OPINION
Austerity, austerity, and austerity: you’ve heard it before, haven’t you? Who hasn’t – and this is the point. But it’s...
You need not miss us – Patrick Timms
24 January 2019 | OPINION
Last Friday, The Times published a letter signed by 31 well-known German figures mourning the UK’s departure from the European Union and...
The Path to a Conservative Majority – Paul Maginnis
21 October 2019 | OPINION
The Conservative Party needs
to have one very clear message in the upcoming General Election. We need to repeatedly
emphasise that in...
Today’s Select Committee meeting was more than an attack on the...
10 March 2021 | OPINION
Since his departure from Number 10 in November 2020, the controversial former Chief Adviser to the Prime Minister has kept...
Rees-Mogg can get it right, but he’s wrong about Partygate
8 April 2022 | OPINION
Underestimating the public mood can cause politicians some grief. Jacob Rees-Mogg’s fresh Partygate comments could cause far worse than that...