Back in 2016, prior to the EU Referendum, I wrote of my admiration for Boris Johnson for being, like Churchill, willing to stand up to the group think views of his own class and back Brexit....
During the Prime Minister’s struggles with COVID-19, which have now left him receiving intensive care, I have found myself worrying over a politician that I used to have very little time for. In fact, I...
With the structure of the new European Commission taking shape and anxieties as heightened as ever about the UK’s place in a rapidly evolving Europe, Jeremy Hunt has animated the country with a suggestion...
In the old adage, the Hare is so arrogant that the Tortoise decides to challenge him to a race. The Hare is so confident that he decides to take a nap halfway through the...
Every week, somebody reports that a Tory MP is annoyed and that Theresa May is on ‘borrowed time.’ Fourteen months after she was first considered to be on her last legs, the PM is...
The Tory party faces a challenging obstacle which may scuttle our chances at the next election: finding someone who can stop Corbyn’s political juggernaut. Welcome to the stage Jacob Rees-Mogg – the well-mannered, tweed-jacketed...
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