It’s time for some new ideas – Richard Tice
8 September 2021 | OPINION
So, it has come to pass after all. After weeks of rumour, the Government has decided to put up taxes...
COP26: What to expect from the summit
26 October 2021 | ANALYSIS
From Sunday 31st October through to Friday 12th November, all eyes will be on Glasgow as the United Kingdom hosts...
Will Sir Keir Starmer make Labour great again? – Tom Pritchard
For the British Labour Party to win a General Election, recent history has shown that the party must move further to the centre and away from the far-left politics it has embraced in recent years, most notably under the leadership of Jeremy Corbyn.
Labour Conference: Starmer’s last chance – William Hallowell
25 September 2021 | OPINION
If Starmer wants his Macbeth moment, he must use his final opportunity to call for unity at this year’s party...
Forget COVID, SAGE is the real virus damaging Britain – Zeena...
The Government's roadmap set out in February indicated that come Monday, June 21st, we would get our freedom back. These everyday freedoms differ for everyone. For some, it might just be simple pleasures such as a day out at the beach, visiting friends or even just updating your wardrobe. Or it could very well be a well overdue family holiday to Portugal.
Fixing the foundations – PMQs 4th December 2024
4 DECEMBER 2024 | OPINION
One of the PM’s stock phrases is "fixing the foundations". Is he the one to do it?
"Starmer is already in...
Jumping fences – PMQs 30th October 2024
30 OCTOBER 2024 | OPINION
The Left proves it is progressive by being transgressive. Customs are for breaching, rules for breaking. How else is one...
January 2026: Oaths, Exit Doors, and the National Hobby of Pretending...
6 FEBRARY 2026 | OPINION
A month where every institution demanded loyalty, then behaved like loyalty was for other people.
January had the mood of succession...
A knighthood for the Mayor of London is not perhaps the...
6 JANUARY 2025 | OPINION
Reproduced in its original form, with kind permission from Conservative Home.
There has been much hand-wringing and teeth-gnashing, particularly among folk...
This Budget is a gallon of gruel – Richard Tice
16 MARCH 2023 | OPINION
Spin, bluster, sound and noise always rage around any Budget. Do you get that strange feeling of having heard all...