UK: Will the Conservatives Finally Take a Stand on Sex Education? Michael Curzon May 15, 2024 Mixed messages about incoming school guidelines suggest this may yet again amount to nothing.
Europe, the UK, and the Legacy of Brexit: An Interview with David Frost David Martin Jones April 9, 2024 The problem is that much of the British establishment “still lives in the mental world of EU membership.”
“They’re moving to control every aspect of your life”: An Interview with Mark Steyn Frank Haviland April 4, 2024 There are correct answers to all the great questions before us, and no dissent is permitted.
Something Terminally Wrong with the Conservative Party: An Interview with Robin Harris Álvaro Peñas April 1, 2024 FROM THE SPRING 2024 PRINT EDITION “Globalism on steroids is all that the Conservative Party now has to offer.”
Former Tory Deputy Chairman Joins Reform UK Party Michael Curzon March 11, 2024 Commentators now say the biggest question is whether Farage will return to frontline politics.
British Conservatives Will Be “Hit” by Tories’ New Definition of Extremism Michael Curzon March 6, 2024 Campaigners say the government is opening the door to further censorship.
UK Prime Minister Delivers Weak Speech Equating Islamists with ‘Far Right’ Michael Curzon March 3, 2024 Rishi Sunak failed to address the two decades of unfettered mass immigration as the cause of increasing social division.
UK: More Than 100 Tory MPs Could Quit Before Next Election Michael Curzon February 21, 2024 Sources say they are not scared of losing their seats—but winning them.
UK Tories in State of Desperation Ahead of Electoral Wipeout Michael Curzon February 12, 2024 Liz Truss’s new ‘Popular Conservatism’ group is a rehash of others that launched before it, and is just as likely to fail as badly as they have.
UK Tories Bracing for More Splits Over Rwanda Bill Michael Curzon January 17, 2024 Time is running out for the Prime Minister to pass border control legislation as party deputies resign to vote against him.
