Tories for Climate Action launches to provide sensible alternative to Extinction Rebellion
by Elizabeth Anderson
Alex Chalk and Oliver Dowden Face Extinction
by Matt Snape
Remainer Alliance collusion Insult to British people
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie
EU boss Ursula von der Leyen's imperial ambitions
by Tim Hedges

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How to Win the Brexit Endgame

Dr. Sean Gabb has the right solutions to get Brexit across the finish line.
by Dr. Sean Gabb - 29 September 2019
Supreme Court takes over to stop Brexit

The neo-authoritarian Remain camp is not content to trample on democracy, it is now encroaching on the rule of law itself. The Supreme Court has become a political tool for those opposed to Brexit. This shabby new strategy must not succeed
by Joshua Mackenzie-Lawrie - 27 September 2019
Brexit: Check or Checkmate?

Dr. Sean Gabb thinks there is no obvious path for the government now to take.
by Dr. Sean Gabb - 24 September 2019

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Project Fear launch War on Christmas

Patrick Sullivan and Matt Snape uncover Project Fear's last ditch attempt to cancel Brexit... launching a WAR ON CHRISTMAS!
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor and Matt Snape - 23 September 2019
I must ask: are these people serious?

Harry Todd warns against listening to the nonsense about No Deal being pedaled by the latest incarnation of Project Fear.
by Harry Todd - 16 September 2019
Culture War: The Remainer Proms

In a new front on the Culture War, the European Union crashes the Last Night of the Proms, with their pathetic propaganda. Elizabeth Anderson reports.
by Elizabeth Anderson - 16 September 2019
Boris Johnson: With a Bound Set Free

Dr. Sean Gabb has a solution to Boris Johnson's legislative problem which will wipe the smile off Remainer faces.
by Dr. Sean Gabb - 4 September 2019
The 21 Tory rebels have left this country to Corbyn’s mercy

Matt Snape argues that the recent behaviour of Remainer MPs has placed the country in peril.
by Matt Snape - 4 September 2019
Coup, prorogation, chaos - what happens next?

Jack Rydeheard explores the options left to Boris Johnson after yesterday's events in Parliament.
by Jack Rydeheard - 4 September 2019
The MP who wasn't there

Dr. Peter Hill is not surprised by Dr. Philip Lee's defection to the Liberal Democrats, today. As one of his constituents, it is exactly the sort of self-indulgent behaviour he has come to expect from the arrogant MP.
by Dr. Peter Hill - 3 September 2019

Amazon Crime! Doorstep parcel thefts rise by nearly a quarter

Parcel theft crimewave sweeps the UK as online shoppers lose over 2,000 expensive items due to thefts on Britain's doorsteps, according to iParcelBox research
Proof of Trust chooses IBM to build out new blockchain network to enhance provenance and Smart Contract Validation

Smart contracts provider Proof of Trust has selected IBM to provide services, expertise and the IBM Blockchain Platform to build its new multi-platform blockchain application for dispute resolution and smart contract validation
My employer doesn’t care about my mental health, say over one third of UK workers

World Mental Health Day Research: No-deal Brexit risk to jobs and money worries driving one in ten to consult a GP over workplace stress
Clare George-Hilley to lead iParcelBox account following Centropy PR consumer tech win

Leading technology and financial services agency Centropy PR has won the iParcelBox consumer technology account following a competitive pitch process. The account will be lead by Centropy PR co-founder Clare George-Hilley, providing media consultancy, journalist liaison and campaign strategy to the new company
Over three quarters of UK workforce lack basic cyber training

Centrify polling reveals that over two thirds of UK workers have never been provided with cyber security training from their employers
One third of Brits delivering their neighbour’s uncollected parcels

New poll commissioned by iParcelBox reveals pass-the-parcel delivery woes including missed deliveries, damaged goods and parcel rage associated with online shopping surge
HMRC disciplines 100 staff for IT misuse

Cyber security fears as Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) disciplines nearly 100 staff for misuse of email systems, social media accounts and telecommunications devices