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Jo Edwards: You're wrong about marriage, Neil O'Brien
9+ hour, 17+ min ago (535+ words) Jo Edwards is a family lawyer and mediator who chairs the law reform committee of national family lawyers’ organisation Resolution In an article last week titled It’s time to talk about marriage, Neil O’Brien argues against proposals to introduce rights…...
Mike Newton: Could 'shock therapy' be a vital weapon for any new Tory government?
13+ hour, 18+ min ago (1006+ words) Mike Newton was Conservative parliamentary candidate for Wolverhampton West, and worked for the Bank of England during his career in the financial markets. I have often thought that if we do get back into office again, the ‘to do’ list…...
In shuffling a deck who's at risk,???long marchers??? or???arrivistes???? Or is smoke and mirrors?
17+ hour, 17+ min ago (1084+ words) Deng Xiaoping literally was one. Nelson Mandela, George Fernandes, Friedrich Merz, Anthony Albanese and even Keir Starmer have all been called one. There’s one name in British politics I left out of the list above, but undoubtedly deserves it, and…...
John Redwood: When I voted for being better off out, I meant it on so many levels
17+ hour, 47+ min ago (903+ words) The UK has shown its independence of European political plans, and it's future lies globally and with the Commonwealth. The EU's future is easier to arrange without the UK as a dissenting member. The post John Redwood: When I voted…...
Miriam Cates: Those Home Office pamphlets lay bare Labour's failed thinking on immigration
17+ hour, 57+ min ago (812+ words) Those on the Left who maintain that all cultures are worthy of respect are also deeply hypocritical; you cannot on the one hand praise such ideas as women’s equality and individual freedom while failing to condemn those cultures that oppose…...
David Simmonds: What is local government for?
18+ hour, 7+ min ago (205+ words) David Simmonds is MP for Ruislip, Northwood and Pinner. In the last hours of parliamentary time before summer recess began, ministers announced a wave of decisions on local government reorganisation. We need to use our time in opposition to go…...
John Bald: There's something rotten in 'the groves of academe"
1+ day, 9+ hour ago (96+ words) John Bald is a former Ofsted inspector. He is Vice-President of the Conservative Education Society. The truth may well have been that he was not capable of providing it. Professor Sir Simon Baron Cohen – who himself should be in sackcloth…...
Joey Gwinn, Kevin Ghateh and Grace Hunter: It???s wrong to write off the Young Conservatives
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (501+ words) Joey Gwinn is a senior parliamentary assistant and a former county and city council candidate. Kevin Ghateh is the Interim National Chair of the Young Conservatives and Grace Hunter works in a constituency office and is a former borough council…...
Brandon To: Sadiq Khan has killed off the last Good Samaritans
1+ day, 13+ hour ago (764+ words) Brandon To is a Politics graduate from UCL and a Hong Kong BN(O) immigrant settled in Harrow. London has a new kind of crime fighter. He does not wear a uniform. He is not paid by the Metropolitan Police. He…...
Peter Franklin: Political parties should welcome, not crush, internal dissent
1+ day, 17+ hour ago (687+ words) Peter Franklin is an Associate Editor of UnHerd. When Tim Montgomerie was suspended by Reform UK last week I was shocked, but not surprised. Certainly, it’s the sort of thing he did when he was a member of the Conservative…...