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.
UK Conservatives Back Net Zero Despite Nagging Doubts Michael Curzon January 9, 2024 Tories celebrate “most ambitious” plan in the world.
Britain: Can Kemi Badenoch Revive the Tories? Michael Curzon January 3, 2024 The MP is popular among her party’s grassroots, but do her actions match her rhetoric?
UK Law Reform Gives Shoplifters ‘Get Out of Jail Free Card’ Michael Curzon December 27, 2023 Criminals convicted of shoplifting and common assault would escape prison sentences under a new law.
The Danny Kruger Effect Georgia L. Gilholy December 22, 2023 The British politician’s conservative vision for Britain is far richer in its confidence than its advice.
