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by Dr. Peter Hill
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by Joel Casement
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by Matt Snape
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by Matt Snape

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Brexit & the Burger Van

The Tory Party has the political equivalent of food poisoning. Patrick Sullivan argues that, with new leadership, it can get better.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 15 May 2019
Why Brown was right - the state should not hold gold!

Tim Focas reflects on the 20th anniversary of Gordon Brown selling off half of the nation's gold reserves.
by Tim Focas - 12 May 2019
Matt Warman: An example of the disconnect between some MPs and their Conservative Associations

Matt Snape thinks, it beggars belief that Matt Warman MP would accept a job as assistant government whip; In the SAME WEEK his Conservative Association publish an open letter calling for Theresa May to resign over her "failure of leadership to get on with Brexit."
by Matt Snape - 9 May 2019

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Alex Chalk’s support for the Extinction Rebellion shows the Conservative Party has no self-confidence

Matt Snape argues that Alex Chalk MP's pride in "Extinction Rebellion" should alarm Conservative Party members.
by Matt Snape - 9 May 2019
Gavin Williamson: An Innocent Man

One of the guilty men responsible for selling the Iraq War to the British people, is asking us to take him at face value when it comes to Gavin Williamson. Patrick Sullivan argues that Sir. Mark Sedwill might once more be listening to Bad. Intelligence.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 8 May 2019
Conservative members must take back control of their Party

Matt Snape argues that the days of unaccountable governance of the Conservative Party by an out-of-touch Central Office must end. It is time for the Party's members to take back control.
by Matt Snape - 7 May 2019
MPs are ignoring the sell-out of our military to the EU

European common defence, and specifically the creation of a European military, are not about the noble aim of protecting our neighbourhood, they are about driving through a federalist vision of Europe that the people, especially the British people, do not want, and would be less secure for having
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie - 7 May 2019
How Boris pulled a Nixon, and nobody realised

As the local election campaign enters its final days, Matt Snape argues that Boris Johnson is winning the shadow campaign for the Tory leadership by following tactics straight out of the Richard Nixon Playbook.
by Matt Snape - 30 April 2019
Gove gets a failing grade on education

Cllr. Dr. Peter Hill argues that Michael Gove gets poor marks for his time in office and must not be allowed to graduate to greater office, where he could sow the seeds of even more chaos.
by Dr. Peter Hill - 29 April 2019
Gove is great on green issues

Elizabeth Anderson argues that Michael Gove is an indispensable part of this government and should remain in key player in our public life, going forward.
by Elizabeth Anderson - 29 April 2019

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