Labour
Callum Price: However the Government handles its…
Callum Price is Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs. It is sometimes…
Better to be feared than forgotten?
More in Common has done something fun: devised a poll in which, yes, the Conservatives come third –…
John Oxley: Labour in office is turning on itself at…
John Oxley is a consultant, writer, and broadcaster. His SubStack is Joxley Writes. Sir Keir Starmer…
Farage is a master political salesman – but can…
Nigel Farage has a new policy on non-doms. It seems, on the face of it, quite clever. Non-doms are a…
Ross Hutton: The stark lessons for Scottish Tories from…
Ross Hutton is Vice-Chair of Campaigns for the Glasgow Conservative Association. “But above the grey…
Andy Cook: Jeremy Hunt is right – it’s time to grasp…
Andy Cook is Chief Executive of the Centre for Social Justice. Few issues are as explosive in…
A tale of two polls, and two parties
In 2020, a year on from the 2019 general election, YouGov had Labour’s net favourability at -15. The…
Why was it left so long to look for the full grooming…
Government, successive governments, have fallen far short when it comes to defending and protecting…
Tim Baum-Dixon: Labour’s cuts to Level 7…
Tim Baum-Dixon is Conservative Councillor for Anston and Woodsetts on Rotherham Metropolitan Borough…
The Prime Minister’s penchant for petty personal…
“I think in the end he just looked bad. He apologised but I think he knew he had to” Liz Saville…
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