Corbyn the Unprepared – James Marlow
17 January 2019 | OPINION
If you believe the Conservative Party is imploding over Brexit, especially with some 25 conservative “rebels” now focused on reversing...
Even if Brexit is cancelled, the Union remains under threat –...
Even before the official result of the EU referendum was announced on June 24th 2016, murmurs regarding the potential disintegration of the United Kingdom...
Sugar is the new tobacco. Here’s what we should do about...
15 March 2021 | OPINION
Whichever way you look at it, Britain is facing an obesity crisis. A study into long-term public health in England...
Free speech at universities is on the verge of being saved,...
10 March 2022 | OPINION
A radical overhaul of the regulation of free speech on university campuses for staff and students is on the way,...
Stop smashing the system!
1 NOVEMBER 2024 | OPINION
We need to be clear: the aim of the Blair-Brown-Starmer constitutional changes is to take power away not from Westminster,...
You wanted rage – Glastonbury was the punchline
2 JULY 2025 | OPINION
A Glastonbury performer shouted: “death to the IDF” — and the nation collapsed into outrage, denial, and hypocrisy. But this...
The key to opportunity – Ben Fisher
31 March 2019 | OPINION
So far, Brexit has been a mess. The UK is subject to a situation of complete uncertainty. Parliament has led...
Boris Johnson’s Great British Bridge – Paul Maginnis
14 February 2020 | OPINION
In July 2019, Boris Johnson
appointed himself as ‘Minister for the Union’. With seemingly rampant Scottish
nationalism alongside the divisive issue of...
Council Memories: the case of the expensive picture frame – Nick...
29 April 2021 | OPINION
As many people know, I spent nearly a decade working for a local council. When this comes up in conversation...
The CBDC debate highlights the dearth of discussion about privacy in...
8 DECEMBER 2022 | OPINION
As I sat listening to Toby Young galvanise a crowd of concerned and disaffected British citizens, it became very clear...