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Labour’s bleak midwinter The Party has forgotten what it is for MAURICE GLASMAN I was born into a trinity of Covenantal obligation. Aspects of belonging that lay beyond choice. Tribal identity, you might call it. […]

Politics: sinister Starmer RICHARD NORTH What might have been disregarded as a typical love-in piece by the BBC, announcing the arrival in this country of Alaa Abdel Fattah, has spectacularly backfired on the broadcaster, and dragged Starmer […]

Between 1995 and 2025, Britain managed to complete precisely zero nuclear reactors. Not one. This isn’t a story about technology or physics—it’s about a political class who chose managed decline over difficult decisions, and a […]

LABOUR’S JOBS HAMMER: Reeves’ ‘jobs tax’ blamed as UK hiring slumps worst in G7 CP Rachel Reeves has been accused of hammering jobs after new figures showed Britain has suffered the biggest hiring slump in […]

Starmer isn’t taking us back into the EU. It’s actually worse than that The PM is desperate to make concessions to Brussels while obtaining nothing in return DANIEL HANNAN In quick, furtive bursts, like a cautious […]

Can Britain be saved? PETE NORTH By 2060 or sooner, native Brits will become a minority in their own homeland. The birth-rate is collapsing. Not a lot is being done to prevent it. This is what […]

British living standards ‘to fall behind Malta’ UK ‘living off its past glories’ as high inflation and low growth hurt prospects, economists warn SZU PING CHAN Britons will be poorer than people in Malta within […]

We have to be Serious Sausages Ignore the doomers — Britain can be reformed if we are mature about it CRAIG DRAKE There was an article a while ago from the boring Starmerite quarterly Renewal that outlined a […]

KEVIN DONNELLY Conservatives have too often failed to realise that “politics is downstream from culture”. So argued Douglas Murray in a recent obituary of the late Peter Whittle, founder of the New Culture Forum (NCF), […]