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I couldn’t believe that Susan had lived through so much – but felt that she had no choice to protest against the same hatred over 70 years later.
We need to have a Foreign Affairs Committee that mixes idealism with clear thinking – and holds the Foreign Office to account.
The political has been captured by the legal. Decisions of an executive, legislative and democratic nature have been assumed by our courts.
The 2024 general election will come around much faster than we think. Having a youth wing that feels valued and is sufficiently energised might just swing the balance.
Ulster’s major parties are failing to adapt to a changing electoral landscape, creating an opportunity for a new, more practical politics.
Think beyond ‘tax credits’ and other such technocratic reforms: what about universal basic income or three or four-day working weeks?
If I had not been sent to a state boarding school and experienced stable relationships, I would likely have ended up in care myself.
There would seem to be a difference between the rhetoric coming out of the US and the implementation of policy.
This is the final article in a three-part series on using technology to boost our economy after Brexit.
Our Party’s internal think-tank offers has a crucial role to play in broadening our appeal and devising a winning policy programme.
We won the election but suffered badly in places like Canterbury, which I contested.
This is the second in a three-part series on using technology to boost our economy after Brexit.
The former may have won a battle, but the latter will win the war. Diverse, inclusive, victimhood culture is the future.
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Cleaning up the state won’t be a quick and easy task. But if Boris Johnson doesn’t grasp the nettle, it will certainly come back to sting.
The Prime Minister pledged to defend those who defended us. I believe him.
Manchester and Birmingham already play host to Conservative Conference. The Party should be much bolder, and move much farther north.
The next few months should see the start of a proper, root-and-branch review of the Corporation to help it find a new model and a new role.
Theo Clarke is MP for Stafford. At the start of a new decade, there is no better time to consider… Read more »
The most important sector is one usually ignored. Small firms constitute 99 per cent of all business in the country.
We need to control long-term immigration but also make it easier for entrepreneurs to visit the UK so that they can invest in and work with British companies.
Going from the metropolitan bubble in London to another one elsewhere would be pointless. What about Derby, Stoke or York instead?
If 50,000 people each gave £10, we’d hit our target. Please, Brexiteers – help us outmanoeuvre the Establishment again, and mark the occasion in style.
DFID managed its portfolio with far greater efficiency than the Foreign Office. But it should improve how it aligns traditional aid objectives with Britain’s goals.
Good quality office space is far cheaper in Birmingham than London, and the quality of life is higher. The West Midlands is full of battleground parliamentary seats.
We must not put public money into the pockets of a company accused of abetting the most egregious human rights abuses in the modern world.
The co-Chair of the Government’s Building Better, Building Beautiful Commission wraps up our mini-series on housing.
Security needs to become a responsibility of the nation, not just government’s professional forces.