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A broken social contract and perceived intergenerational inequality are driving Britain’s youth to abandon the political mainstream in favour of radical ideologies. GABRIEL MCKEOWN The social contract was a hallmark of the post-war era, stemming […]

Jo White MP ©House of Commons/Laurie CC BY 3.0 CP A leaked recording has exposed a shocking admission from Labour MP for Bassetlaw, Jo White, who was allegedly caught on tape saying “I don’t care if […]

Intelligence sources warn of an impending Jihadist attack in the UK, but the British state has learned nothing since 7/7 CONNOR TOMLINSON On the twentieth anniversary of the 7/7 Bombings – when four Jihadists detonated […]

Britain’s rising debt and incapacity BRUCE NEWSOME THE Office for Budget Responsibility turned on the Labour government months ago, despite years of partisanship against Conservative administrations (and particularly Brexiteers). So, no surprise that the OBR’s […]

Georgia L Gilholy: Robert Jenrick is right. We must protect our right to trial by jury GEORGIA L GILHOLY Georgia L Gilholy is a journalist. The government commissioned independent review into the UK’s “broken” justice system is […]

WILL JONES One pub will close every day this year as Labour’s tax raid makes it “impossible to make a profit”, with 33% of sales revenue now going to the taxman, the British Beer and […]

This migration deal shows what a sap Starmer is The ‘17 in, one out’ pact with France is the PM’s most disastrous deal yet. FRASER MYERS In French, they’d call him a gogo. In English, you’d […]

Politics: playing with fire RICHARD NORTH I cannot help but admire the robust statement of the people in the County Tyrone village of Moygashel who have adorned their ritual bonfire with an effigy of a […]

WILL JONES On the day Starmer and Macron announce their ‘migrant deal’, the Telegraph joins Nigel Farage in the Channel to witness the French handing 78 migrants over to the British – though not before asking […]