A responsible centre-left programme to restore fairness and opportunity, to rebuild public services, and preserve private sector incentives, was there for the taking. Sage words from the editorial board of the Financial Times following...
We know polls are usually bull. Washington Post had a 95% certainty that Hillary Clinton would win the Presidency only a few days before the 2016 election. Nearly every poll had Remain winning comfortably...
Despite how divided our politicians are these days, it must be remembered that they all have 3 common fears: death, irrelevancy and an interview by Andrew Neil. And when said-politician being interviewed is Labour...
The idea of freedom of movement of goods and services across similar economies in Europe is a fundamentally good idea. There is no problem with holding these countries to a minimum standard of human...
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...
Following a series of tweets in which Jasneet Samrai shared that she had joined the Conservative Party, and received a significant degree of ridicule for doing so, Mallard editor Jake Scott spoke to her...
On Thursday, at the announcement that a new Brexit deal had been released, we asked our readers if they thought Boris had successfully negotiated a deal that pleased them. The results, I think, speak...
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...
Recently Nicky Morgan, MP for Loughborough, made a fly-in visit to the University of Birmingham to speak to the Conservative Society. Here’s what she had to say… Mrs. Morgan began her talk by...
Politics in Britain has been bizarre for a while. But recently things have got significantly more bizarre and intense, with a swathe of people suddenly interested in the finer details of our constitution. I...
