There’s really no win for UK politicians rushing…
There used to be a rather catty parody line within the BBC about Sky News, an organisation that…
Tag: Kemi Badenoch MP
Due diligence is what counts, not trust in the process
On Boxing Day, Sir Keir Starmer said he was “delighted” that British-Egyptian dissident Alaa Abd…
Peter Franklin: Is the Conservative Party prepared for…
Peter Franklin is an Associate Editor of UnHerd. In 2025 Kemi Badenoch visibly grew into her role as…
Brendan Clarke-Smith: The domino theory of defections
Brendan Clarke-Smith was Member of Parliament for Bassetlaw between 2019 and 2024 and served as…
Like Gladstone Conservatives should let money fructify…
“When should the Tories announce that they’re going to abandon the Pension Triple Lock?” This…
Lord Ashcroft: As Christmas approaches, which party…
Jury trials, Rayner’s return, an early election, second-choice parties, and the leaders at Christmas…
Peter Bone: Reform UK is good for the Conservative…
Peter Bone is the founder of Grassroots Out (GO) and the former Conservative Member of Parliament…
How Tories are closing a difficult year with some…
This year has been a severe test of the Conservative Party’s resilience. Defections, disappointing…
David McKee: How much trouble is the Conservative Party…
David McKee is a longstanding activist in Hertsmere. He works in financial services. They are out to…
Michael Fabricant: I wasn’t a fan, but ditching…
Sir Michael Fabricant was MP for Lichfield for 32 years. When I was asked on a BBC radio programme 6…
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