The inconvenient truth and bright hope of Brexit – Patrick Timms
18 January 2019 | OPINION
Change is a theme that has held sway over British politics for more than two years. Since the morning after...
Fighting for survival? – PMQs 14th May 2025
14 MAY 2025 | OPINION
This week’s PMQs has more in it than can be covered here, because we take one key issue as our...
The Great Council House Revival – Paul Maginnis
8 July 2019 | OPINION
100
years ago, Lloyd George pledged ‘to make Britain a fit country for heroes to
live in’. The Addison Act of 1919...
A Queen’s Speech for ‘building back better’ – Zeena Mistry
11 May 2021 | OPINION
The State Opening of Parliament through the Queen’s Speech. A tradition in which the monarchy announces what legislation the Government...
We must all use our votes wisely in this election –...
26 November 2019 | OPINION
The leading election expert and well-respected political scientist, Sir John Curtice, says the Tories are 2 to 1 on (a...
Breaking up the Kingdom – the first shots are fired
17 JULY 2024 | OPINION
Today, the King’s Speech included elements of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s programme for radical change.
The first indication came even...
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...
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...
An infinite number of flunkeys
9 DECEMBER 2024 | OPINION
A month after the petition to call a fresh General Election, the Government has issued an official response. It appears to have...
In defence of the Union – Paul Maginnis
30 November 2020 | OPINION
As soon as I was able to speak, I was informed about my identity. Growing up on the outskirts of...