Is the NHS a Sacred Cow? | Sarah Stook
Ever since the NHS was founded in 1948, in the wake of a tragic world war, it has been a constant part of our lives. Some call it the envy of the world. Others...
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Will Good Men Do Nothing? The Crisis in Hong Kong | Jake Scott
The UN was told that China is murdering their religious and ethnic minorities, and harvesting their organs. The very fact that something this abhorrent is happening eighty years after the beginning of the Second...
In Memoriam: The Importance of the Two Minutes’ Silence | Jake Scott
The world today is louder, busier and more hectic than it ever was. People walk around with their headphones in, playing music so loudly everyone else can hear; and if they’re not, they are...
The Brexit Interviews | Sarah Stook
We were supposed to leave the European Union by 31st October 2019. There was a countdown at CCHQ. Boris Johnson kept tweeting about it. Instead, we’re headed for a general election and it’s not...
A Return To Beauty? What Western Europe Could Learn From Eastern Europe | Jake Scott
Recently, the Twitter account Architectural Revival shared something that caught my eye: a plan in Poland for an old Soviet housing block to be either re-built or re-clad in a traditionalist facade: Soulless concrete...
Canadian Election Analysis | Sarah Stook
Results: Liberal Party of Canada- Led by Justin Trudeau, a progressive left party with socially liberal views. 157 seats, 33% of the vote (-6.5% from 2015). Conservative Party of Canada- Led by Andrew Scheer,...
Conservatives and Political Liberalism: A Necessary Paradox | Jake Scott
In the last forty years, two terms have been conflated in conservative philosophy: the concept of “limited government”; and the political programme of a “small state”. The former is a traditional approach to governance...
Boris’ Brexit Deal: It All Comes Down To The ‘Boris Factor’ In This Charge Of The Light Brigade | Bradley Goodwin
So here we are. A deal has been reached, the nation finally hears. Both sides confirm a deal has been reached that works for them. And all that’s left is for Parliament to ratify...
What the Globalists Refuse to Learn | Jake Scott
In June 2016, before the Brexit referendum, I predicted that Britain would vote to Leave the European Union. Mercifully, I wasn’t alone; many people predicted such an outcome, and for many different reasons. Roger...
An Obsession with People’s Politicians | Sarah Stook
It can be Jeremy Corbyn talking to a single mum affected by austerity. It can be Nigel Farage grinning over a pint. It could be Jess Phillips talking candidly on the radio. It could...
