Britain is being pushed to the brink by official neglect of the white underclass
The idea that the riots were caused by working class anger at immigration is insulting and inaccurate
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The idea that the riots were caused by working class anger at immigration is insulting and inaccurate
As the likes of Hilton and Marriott roll out their own spin-offs on this beloved formula, we consider what the future holds
Managerialist policies are proven to have no answers. Now the PM just may embrace something better
Rachel Reeves has trapped the Conservatives in their failed record. There is only one way they can escape
The implosions of Macron and Biden have a lesson for Labour. Wet, Third Way centrism has no future
A Starmer government is destined to be vulnerable to the bad influences of the Blob in all its facets
Labour will have free rein to unleash a technocratic, socialist redistribution of wealth, and to install a Brownite constitution from hell
Pray that the Tories and Farage can fix immigration and stagnation. Otherwise a nastier force will emerge
Keir Starmer, centrist king, is set to take power – which, as this bizarre essay collection (featuring Tony Blair) reveals, is awful news
The party is a repository of far-Left activists – without any of the Corbynista exuberance
The centre is not where elections are now won. This is something Farage gets and Sunak does not
Nigel Farage sparred over immigration. Penny Mordaunt and Angela Rayner clashed over taxes. Sherelle Jacobs and Tom Harris have their say
The fanatical neo-Blairites being handed safe seats are plotting class war on the elderly, and much more
Britain’s unspoken vice is elite secrecy, but we are waking up to how long we have been taken for fools
Our writer checks into Calcot Manor, which is enticing high-spending guests with its new spa
Rishi Sunak’s great speech on the choices facing the UK in a volatile era is not reflected in Tories’ actions