Opinion

22 MAY 2025 | OPINION Overture Seemingly, the PM aims to make PMQs into a tired, pointless country dance. It’s all about managing appearances, which is...

13 NOVEMBER 2024 | OPINION Sir Keir’s counterattacks on the Opposition are a standard Prime Ministerial way to respond to questions, but his evasions and...

11 DECEMBER 2024 | OPINION Watching the PM and Kemi Badenoch go at each other over immigration today, an independent observer might be inclined to...

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...

19 June 2019 | OPINION The view that has constrained free markets, and free societies, for so long For any true supporter of freedom, choice must surely...

24 January 2019 | OPINION Last Friday, The Times published a letter signed by 31 well-known German figures mourning the UK’s departure from the European Union and...

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...

22 May 2019 | OPINION Whilst we sit around questioning our democracy and party allegiance, there doesn’t seem to be much thought spared for our European counterparts...

Knife crime is complex. Like all social ills, it is multi-faceted. But this does not stop people from demanding a simple solution or a silver bullet. News flash: one does not exist.

20 December 2021 | OPINION The Liberal Democrats can gloat all they like about ‘winning’ a 200-year-old Tory safe seat, but this mid-term polling exercise...