Brexit's Last Action Hero
Our Political Editor, Patrick Sullivan argues that Boris Johnson is a classically liberal revolutionary.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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.
- 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
- 19 August 2019
What’s next – an early general election perhaps?
Adam Honeysett-Watts thinks an autumn general election is getting even more likely.
- 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.
- 18 August 2019
The Conservatives must not forget about mental health
Danny Bowman explains why Boris Johnson needs to continue to make mental health a priority.
- 16 August 2019
Want to avoid no deal? Here's how.
Harry Todd tells The Commentator that now only a united front, from Conservative MPs, can avoid no deal
- 16 August 2019
EU has more to fear than UK from No Deal
The fantasists in Brussels will not personally pay a price for the negative fall out from No Deal. But German, French, and other citiziens and businesses certainly would. It is time the EU woke up to the fact that No Deal would hurt them more than us
- 15 August 2019
Banking on emerging markets for a post-Brexit Britain
As the UK heads towards the Brexit deadline, it’s time for the banking industry to reconnect with critical emerging markets in order to boost international trade, argues Kevin von Neuschatz, CEO, Elemental Financial
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Boris Johnson: A Brief Evaluation
Dr. Sean Gabb, who was Director of the Libertarian Alliance before the corporate right even came into existence, gives The Commentator his expert analysis of how we came to be in the political situation we are in today... and what to expect going forward.
- 29 July 2019
Boris brings the sunshine
Adam Honeysett-Watts looks forward to Prime Minister Boris Johnson peddling optimism.
- 28 July 2019
Project Fear: Predictions vs Reality
Project Fear is a complete laughing stock. Barely a day ges by without new evidence that Britain is prospering, and attracting huge waves of investment, as we head out of the EU. Let's just do it without delay
- 26 July 2019
A fresh approach to the UK’s mental health crisis
The UK is facing a mental health crisis, with NHS and health professionals often overstretched and struggling to provide the right standards of care. Tackling this issue requires a fresh approach, tailored to the needs of the individual and supported by professionally trained specialists, argues Derrick Farrell, CEO at Vita Health Group
- 26 July 2019
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