Columnists
John Oxley: The British state has an aversion to…
John Oxley is a consultant, writer, and broadcaster. His SubStack is Joxley Writes. It is no secret…
Miriam Cates: Why won’t British conservatives engage…
Miriam Cates is the former MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge. Sixteen years into Viktor Orbán’s…
John Redwood: Labour is developing a praiseworthy habit…
Sir John Redwood is a former MP for Wokingham and a former Secretary of State for Wales. He will…
Brandon To: If we no longer teach decency, we lose…
Brandon To is a Politics graduate from UCL and a Hong Kong BN(O) immigrant settled in Harrow I…
Peter Franklin: Britain’s next government may be…
Peter Franklin is an Associate Editor of UnHerd. 2025 was the year that multi-party politics became…
Stephen Goss: One third of the Ulster Unionist Party…
Dr Stephen Goss is a freelance historian, lectures in history and politics in London, and is a…
Alexander Bowen: Is Hungarian political changeling…
Alexander Bowen is a trainee economist based in Belgium, specialising in public policy assessment,…
Sarah Ingham: Can Britain afford to save the planet?
Dr Sarah Ingham is the author of The Military Covenant: its impact on civil-military relations in…
Garvan Walshe: Together, European NATO and Congress can…
Garvan Walshe is a former national and international security policy adviser to the Conservative…
Rafe Fletcher: Why democracy needs conviction –…
Rafe Fletcher is the founder of CWG and writes The Otium Den Substack I’m having my best season ever…
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