Muddy waters – PMQs 26th February 2025
26 FEBRUARY 2025 | OPINION
Starmer is turning into a doubleplusgood duckspeaker. Ask him an awkward question, get a torrent of whataboutery quacking.
Mr Speaker set him...
Consequences – PMQs 12th March 2025
12 MARCH 2025 | OPINION
Try asking Grok: ‘When did questions at UK PMQs cease to be spontaneous?’
For it has come to resemble an am-dram living-room script-reading...
Are white people racist in the UK? – Nick Buckley MBE
7 June 2021 | OPINION
Let us start with some good news. It is now official – the UK is not institutionally racist. The Commission...
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...
The Conservative Party must re-evaluate its approach to Black Lives Matter...
15 June 2020 | OPINION
The Conservative Party does not have the greatest history with protest movements. It is the duty of its young members...
Nigel Farage’s electoral strategy is one of self-harm – Luke George
4 November 2019 | OPINION
Three and a half years after 17.4 million people voted to leave the European Union, barely any progress has been...
Creating a house-building culture in Britain – Jimmy Coles
29 January 2019 | OPINION
Housing is paramount to the well-being of our society and it is vital that the country meets its 300,000-per-year target...
Is supporting Brexit an extreme position? – Toby Amiel
3 March 2019 | OPINION
The eleven MPs who now sit as independents do not have a coherent platform on which to stand. They know...
Universal exports: PMQs 19th March 2025
19 MARCH 2025 | OPINION
The Speaker began by welcoming his guest – the Mongolian parliament’s Chairman – as an observer in the Gallery.
Dashzegviin Amarbayasgalan is...
The Baltic Connection – Richard Rimkus
12 June 2020 | OPINION
Richard Rimkus is Editor in Chief of Conservatives Global and Chairman of Conservative Friends of the Baltic States.
The UK has...