Priti Patel: An Alternative Angle | Harry Allen
After nearly a year in anticipation has the British government decided to act towards securing the nation’s borders. Not a very bold move, not a very timely move but welcomed massively by many of...
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Golden Age For Whom? | Georgia L. Gilholy
This piece was originally published with ConservativesGlobal I have become rather like King Midas, except that everything turns not into gold but into a circus. Albert Einstein Last month former UK Business Secretary Vince...
Why We Cannot Accommodate the Hong Kong Population | Jacob Barden
As many of you will be aware, in the face of democratic crisis of Hong Kong, the United Kingdom has made a pledge to the citizens of Hong Kong that it shall take in...
Build Back Worse: the Madness of In-Crowds | Ted Yarbrough
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....
Realms of Defence | Tim Dennis
In the past week a concerning development for the British military has been widely trumpeted. The influence and intentions of the media’s favourite bogeyman, Dominic Cummings, on the ongoing Strategic Defence and Security Review...
Why Stop At Trade? CANZUK Freedom of Movement Would Benefit Us All | Dom Stanford
This last month saw the formal launch of UK trade negotiations with our Australian and Kiwi cousins, presenting the perfect moment to explore the benefits of a far-reaching agreement on the movement of citizens...
The Government’s Dilemma | Jake Scott
Prime Minister Boris Johnson tweeted recently that we are “past the peak” – but we are not out of the woods yet. Given this, the question is inevitably turning to the next major challenge,...
We Must Advocate for Adoption | Sarah Stook
Adoption numbers have fallen for the past four consecutive years, just as those children being put into care has increased. A Department of Education report has shown that in the year leading up to...
The Iranian Revolution | Sarah Stook
Second in Sarah Stook’s series on Iran. In 1979, three things occurred in Central Asian and The Middle East that changed the region, opening it up to fundamentalism, authoritarianism and fervent anti-Western thought. One...
The Mallard’s 100 on the Right List | Sarah Stook
To round off 2018, the Mallard’s Culture Editor Ms. Sarah Stook has compiled a list of the 100 most influential people on the right in the UK. Influential is defined as having an...
