Sir Keir’s patriotism problem – Paul Maginnis
2 June 2020 | OPINION
During the current crisis, Sir Keir Starmer has received many plaudits for his scrutiny of the Government. There is no...
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...
Keeping Britain great through the G7 – Tom Pritchard
18 May 2020 | OPINION
Come next year, the United Kingdom will hold the Presidency of the G7. This means that we will be the...
A second Darien scheme would be disastrous for Scotland’s economy –...
14 May 2020 | OPINION
Almost 322 years after a group of Scotsmen placed a saltire in New Edinburgh, a group of Scottish nationalists are...
Russell-Moyle is the first test for Starmer – Jonathan Eida
26 April 2020 | OPINION
Sir Keir Starmer has been presented with perhaps his first opportunity to determine what sort of Labour Party he wishes...
What is free market environmentalism? Meet the BCA – Sunil Sharma
30 March 2020 | OPINION
It has often been argued that it is not possible to achieve both environmental and economic success. However, we at...
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...
Crime: A Conservative Direction – Gemma Wile
21 January 2020 | OPINION
One of my greatest passions is led by one of my biggest fears – how we, as a society, are...
2019: The year in politics that nearly wasn’t – Tom Pritchard
23 December 2019 | OPINION
In the run-up to
Christmas, many may wish to look back at what a year 2019 has been in UK
politics.
Back in...
The Jewish community’s call for action has finally been answered –...
28 November 2019 | OPINION
Leading members of the Jewish community, including religiously
observant figures, have, for 3 or 4 weeks now, been looking for a
well-recognised...