The ‘modernising agenda’ – remember that? By Ben Philips As in life, so in politics, there is nothing so ‘ex’ as an ex-Prime Minister and nothing more unfashionable than the governments they once led. In fairness, every administration depends […]
Demob happy seemed to be the prevailing mood among delegates at this year’s gathering in Birmingham following the Conservative Party’s catastrophic election defeat at the hands of the voters in July. Unshackled from the burdens of office, MPs and ex-MPs […]
In a no-holds barred address to our Global Discussion Forum former cabinet minister Sir John Redwood delivers an impassioned case for urgent economic reform to cure the United Kingdom of its current ills. This event was live-streamed around the world […]
What follows is the last in a comprehensive four-part report on the seismic effects which mass, uncontrolled immigration is having on the United Kingdom. Reading through these reports, one could be forgiven for thinking that migration policy has been deliberately […]
Contrary to prevailing opinion, the UK may have inadvertently stumbled across the ‘best of both worlds’ when it comes to our relationship with the EU, according to economist Catherine McBride CBE in an affiliate column which we republish below. Not […]
The country is on the brink of an existential crisis. We have been saying for months that urgent action is required to stem the flow of legal and illegal immigrants into the country if trust is ever to be restored […]
