Starmer’s Britain is a worse nightmare than anyone imagined
Once the novelty fades, we are left with socialist leaders determined to soak ‘the rich’
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Once the novelty fades, we are left with socialist leaders determined to soak ‘the rich’
A devastating cultural shift during Covid has left too many believing that the world – or the taxpayer – owes them a living
Attacking rights to spend our income as we please will have perverse consequences
Attempts to blame ‘Tory rhetoric’ for the decline in applications will fall on deaf ears. The sector is a mess
Keir Starmer is a self-proclaimed socialist. His party isn’t on the side of the aspirational, it is the enemy of aspiration
Vexatious complaints and exaggerated victimhood have created a compensation culture that is only set to intensify
On Thursday Britain heads to the polls. Will the Conservatives suffer the extinction-level event many have forecast?
Being commander-in-chief of the world’s sixth largest economy is not a nine-to-five job
Brace for a crusade against the few personal freedoms we have left if Starmer takes the reins
Labour’s veil has slipped – a wealth tax is on the horizon
After 25 years of Labour rule, there is little hope left
Hard-working families can only take so many tax rises before they reach breaking point
The pressure to spread climate misery more ‘fairly’ is mounting
The Prime Minister must set out how welfare can once more be a safety net for the most vulnerable, rather than an ATM for the mildly unhappy
Starmer’s proposed VAT raid lays the grounds for the sector’s destruction
Our country’s prosperity will be sacrificed on the altar of ‘red-green’ socialism