Press Statement from Sir Roger Scruton in response to the apology from The New Statesman 8 July 2019 Statement, Sir Roger Scruton: “I am pleased to have resolved my complaint against the New Statesman. They...
Following the multiple rejections of the Prime Minister’s Withdrawal Agreement in Parliament, Mark Pawsey MP has been kind enough to respond to a number of questions via email. Jake Scott (JS): What is...
Jacob Rees-Mogg MP on the 9th of March entered a lecture hall full of 300 people at the University of Birmingham to a sea of applause from a wide range of politicos. The event...
A famously outspoken MP, David Davies is not one for cowering in the face of controversy. His most recent public debacle played out on Twitter after he replied to a tweet by Trans-Exclusionary Radical...
By Harry Howard Note: This interview was originally published in September 2016. — Peter Hitchens has a very public persona; he is articulate, angry, and often at best abrasive in how he articulates...
Bio Born 1976, age 41. From Buckinghamshire, moved to Ghana aged 6 with his mother and attended school there until he was 16, when he moved back to the U.K. for GCSEs and A-Levels....
Kevin Hollinrake entered the House of Commons as part of the 2015 intake, representing the constituency of Thirsk and Malton and, perhaps most notably, was in favour of the European Union referendum but against...
It’s a cold Thursday morning when Gordon Henderson’s office rings me. Having been MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey in Kent since 2010, and being the second Brexit-supporting MP I had spoken to in less...
David Davies, MP for Monmouth in South Wales, has faithfully served his constituency for twelve years, having previously held the Welsh Assembly seat of the same name. Davies, currently the chair for the Welsh...
