I must ask: are these people serious?
by Harry Todd
Culture War: The Remainer Proms
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Boris Johnson: With a Bound Set Free
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The 21 Tory rebels have left this country to Corbyn’s mercy
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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
Deutsche Bank are correct: A no-deal Brexit is nothing to fear

Matt Snape agrees with the chief economist of Deutsche Bank that a No Deal Brexit is not the end of the world.
by Matt Snape - 1 September 2019

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Brexit's Last Action Hero

Our Political Editor, Patrick Sullivan argues that Boris Johnson is a classically liberal revolutionary.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 29 August 2019
The Wolf of Westminster

Our Political Editor, Patrick Sullivan warns MPs to beware of the wolf in sheep's clothing that is Jeremy Corbyn.
by Patrick Sullivan, Political Editor - 29 August 2019
Brexit: Different journeys, same end destination

One constant throughout these past four years has been the failure of the remain and remoan camp to run an effective operation and win enough support.
by Adam Honeysett-Watts - 27 August 2019
Ken Clarke's final role of the dice

Matt Snape argues that Ken Clarke has sunk to new depths to become Prime Minister.
by Matt Snape - 22 August 2019
The unending anti-democratic frenzy against Brexit

The ignorant identity politics of the Greens is symptomatic of a wider malaise that will not go away. Elite members of society, self-appointed or otherwise, are motivated by a strong neo-authoritarian impulse to overturn the Brexit referendum. They must not succeed
by Jeremy Havardi - 19 August 2019
What’s next – an early general election perhaps?

Adam Honeysett-Watts thinks an autumn general election is getting even more likely.
by Adam Honeysett-Watts - 18 August 2019
Why banks should start to change their Brexit tune

Tim Focas thinks that the anti-Brexit naysayers in the mainstream media are far too negative,especially, when it comes to Britain's economy.
by Tim Focas - 18 August 2019

Women's Suffrage Statue Set For Congessional Vote

Next year, the United States will be celebrating100 years of universal female suffrage. It is only right that this anniversary be celebrated, with a prominent statue to some of the great heroines of American history.
Milk Muck-Up: Baby Fed Another Mother's Breast Milk

Weecare Day Care in Fenton, Missouri is coming under pressure, as it is revealed that they fed a baby another mother's Breast Milk!
Nick Clegg: No Brexit Collusion

Even arch-Remainer Sir. Nick Clegg thinks talk of Russian collusion, during the 2016 Brexit referendum, is a conspiracy theory too far.
Tired of missed parcel deliveries? Introducing iParcelBox

The days of missed parcel deliveries will soon be over, with a little help from Harrow-based entrepreneur Paul Needler and his new product iParcelBox
Government rural agencies face cyber security risk after losing 540 devices

Cyber risk for UK's rural departments as over 500 mobiles, laptops and tablet computers have been reported missing over the last three financial years.
Daniel Mulhall: Ireland wants UK to do a US trade deal

The Republic of Ireland’s Ambassador to the United States is all for a US/UK big, beautiful trade deal but only after the issue of the Northern Ireland border has been resolved.
Nile Gardiner: Conservative Party returning to Thatcherite traditions

The Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom was very complimentary about Boris Johnson’s management of the Conservative Party, during a recent appearance on Fox Business.