Graham Brady: The old-school MP who can bring the Tory Party...
7 June 2019 | OPINION
I, like many other Conservatives, long for the days in which the Conservative Party had a set of values, an...
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...
Financing terror and security threats to Israel: Hamas, Hezbollah, Iran and...
14 June 2021 | OPINION
In December, Benjamin Gantz, the Defence Minister of Israel, ordered the seizure of $4 million which was sent to Hamas...
Keegan’s Bluff: Does anyone ever say journalists have done a ‘f-ing...
7 SEPTEMBER 2023 | OPINION
The Education Secretary's ITV outburst has sparked an interesting discussion about public interest journalism and what reporters should and shouldn't...
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...
Brexit Fireworks – Ted Jeffery
7 January 2019 | OPINION
For many, the New Year fireworks display is a celebration of the good and the bad, but more importantly that...
Who can win the next General Election? – Tom Pritchard
19 August 2019 | OPINION
Thanks to Boris, the new
Prime Minister, those who donate large amounts of money to the Conservative and
Unionist Party are starting...
Violence is never, ever a choice that a man should make...
11 March 2021 | OPINION
I don't want to comment specifically about the Sarah Everard case as I don't know the facts of it,...
Brexit Britain leads the way on Ukraine, but could still do...
19 February 2022 | OPINION
At a time of growing instability in Europe, with over 100,000 Russian troops stationed on the Ukrainian border, one nearby...
Angie rides out – PMQs 23rd October 2024
23 OCTOBER 2024 | OPINION
Angela Rayner fielded the questions today. Facing her for the Opposition was Sir Oliver Dowden, on his last PMQs stint...