Michael Gove: Pragmatic Conservatism for the 2020s – Chris Bradford
30 May 2019 | OPINION
Despite experiencing the
consequences of his contentious high school education reforms during the
coalition years, Michael Gove should be the next Conservative...
Esther McVey: The Conservatives’ Champion of Social Mobility – Paul Maginnis
The Conservative Party is at a crossroads. After 3 years of parliamentary paralysis and stagnation in domestic policy, we need a leader who can...
The best way to end the Brexit impasse – Chris Bradford
22 May 2019 | OPINION
Apologies Brenda from Bristol,
but the country should go to the polls once again. Slowly but surely, a public
vote is making...
Brexit: The Outsider’s View – Ted Jeffery
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...
What does Brexit mean? – Patrick Timms
20 May 2019 | OPINION
Why our use of language is very important
As a
linguist, the way people use language has always been of great interest...
May will throw Brexit and the Tories under a bus –...
12 May 2019 | OPINION
By end of this month, Theresa May will become Britain's 13th longest serving Prime Minister. Despite breaking multiple promises about...
The Road to a Senate – Patrick Timms
14 MAY 2019 | OPINION
A proposal for the reform of the House of Lords
It has been
suggested many times over the years that maintaining an...
This is how you deconstruct a democracy – Patrick Timms
6 May 2019 | OPINION
What we are seeing in Britain today amounts to nothing less than a quiet, determined deconstruction of democracy in our...
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...
The only options for a second referendum – Joe Smith
24 March 2019 | OPINION
If we hold a 'People's Vote', there should be two options on the ballot paper. Remain and hard Brexit.
Both...