Schools should teach politics and the voting age should be lowered...
20 May 2020 | OPINION
The purpose of education is to broaden our minds, get us thinking about new things and challenge our own ideas...
Back to the 70s – PMQs 9th July 2025
9 JULY 2025 | OPINION
In their opening remarks, the PM and the Leader of the Opposition both paid tribute to Lord Tebbit, who died...
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...
A Conclusion to the Shameful Scruton Affair? – Michael Curzon
25 July 2019 | OPINION
This article has been republished from here with permission.
Sir Roger Scruton has been reappointed head of the Government’s ‘Building Better,...
A room full of elephants – PMQs 11th December 2024
11 DECEMBER 2024 | OPINION
Watching the PM and Kemi Badenoch go at each other over immigration today, an independent observer might be inclined to...
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...
Have you got a licence for that opinion?
15 JUNE 2023 | OPINION
From the backs of football shirts to the front door of the Foreign Office, we have seen speech becoming criminalised....
Five years of Sadiq Khan has left London with a mountain...
The London Mayoral elections are fast approaching. With only a month left until the election, candidates have upped the tempo in their bid to win the position.
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 Manchurian Candidate? – PMQs 15th October 2025
15 OCTOBER 2025 | OPINION
How much longer can this Prime Minister continue in office?
In the first place, his policies appear chaotic. He has said...