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...
The Covington Catholic High School school website is still down after days of protest from organised groups. The school has undergone a nightmarish few days after its delegation to last Saturday’s March For Life...
This morning’s Telegraph brings the latest musings on Brexit from the bloviating circus act that we so generously call a government at the same time as news of its translucent dealings with the IEA....
No sooner had the returns officially confirmed a comfortable decision to repeal the Eighth amendment in the Republic of Ireland last Friday than a collective gaze turned Northward to the still conservative abortion law...
The unfolding drama over the chemical attack on Russian dissident Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia in Salisbury is causing one of those few moments of almost national resilience caused by the very probable...
The Conservative Party’s decision to act to reduce the impact of things like plastic and diesel on our environment are some of the headline policies from a series of brilliant initiatives from Environment Secretary...
How people receive information has changed vastly over the last couple of decades. With a new generation of voters increasingly reliant on social media for news, views and campaigning, conservatives need to adapt quickly...
One of the first things you learn in debating is that understanding the arguments in favour of your position is only half the battle when making a watertight case. A good debater should be...
“National aspirations must be respected; people may now be dominated and governed only by their own consent. ‘Self-determination’ is not a mere phrase; it is an imperative principle of action.” – Woodrow Wilson, 1918....
After the surprise result of the 2017 General Election, a lot of Conservative activists have speculated as to how we might emulate the success of Jeremy Corbyn’s election machine, in such a way that...
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