British Pupils Using AI To Cheat on Schoolwork Michael Curzon December 2, 2023 Despite pushback by educators, the Tory government finds AI’s growing influence to be “heartening.”
Sunak Passes the Buck to Schools on Transgender Guidelines Michael Curzon November 24, 2023 The government’s failure to be clear with schools could open these institutions to legal challenges.
Two Drown as Tories Fail To Get a Grip on Illegal Migration Michael Curzon November 23, 2023 This is a sad reminder of the cost of Tory inaction on Channel crossings—that of human life.
Tories Put Boosting Foreign Aid Back on the Agenda Michael Curzon November 23, 2023 David Cameron is likely to frustrate the Tory Right by putting his focus on “re-energising” international development.
British Tax Cuts Marred by Another Immigration Surge Michael Curzon November 23, 2023 Tories will work to keep positive economic news in the headlines, but incoming migration figures are bound to take the spotlight.
Sunak’s ‘United’ Cabinet Shows Cracks on Rwanda Michael Curzon November 21, 2023 The government has made it clear that it is far more likely to ignore its ‘rightist’ factions than to sidestep national and international law.
Braverman’s Letter Is Her Clearest Leadership Bid Yet Michael Curzon November 15, 2023 The ex-home secretary said Sunak lacks “the qualities of leadership that this country needs.”
Cameron Returns: The Tory Pretence Is Over Michael Curzon November 15, 2023 The Tories are as liberal as they ever were. With Cameron back, some voters might actually stop falling for the party’s ‘conservative’ con.
Sunak Shuffles Top Team: Who’s In and Who’s Out? Michael Curzon November 14, 2023 British electorate aside, here is a look at the winners and losers of the latest cabinet reshuffle.
Thousands Respond to Sunak’s Smoking Ban Michael Curzon November 9, 2023 Most Conservative voters oppose plans to force a “smokefree generation.”
