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Keir Starmer may not need the youth vote – but his government will sink without us
By Raphael Hammond If someone said to me today “Keir Starmer attracts the youth vote with radical progressive policies”, I would ask them...


The Diane Abbott Dilemma: Inside Starmer's Thirst for Power
By Kate O'Mahony Diane Abbott is a trailblazer in British politics. First elected in 1987 as the Labour MP for Hackney North and Stoke...


Conservative's Plan to Slash Disability Benefits?
By Leya Hines Prior to the dissolution of Parliament on May 30, Rishi Sunak announced a significant overhaul to the disability benefits...


An Argument Against Labour’s VAT raid on Private Schools
By Toby Sawyer I’m sure most of you reading this grew up within the UK state education system, many of you, like myself, probably...


A Seismic Paradigm Shift Is Coming to Britain Thanks to Nigel Farage
By Ethan Harvey He has done it again. The man who spearheaded Brexit in 2016—when he deftly used the UKIP pressure group to unsettle the...


Be warned, Nigel Farage’s divisive politics will be disappointing to us all
By Jakob Reid Nigel Farage’s decision to return to the frontline of British politics by standing in Clacton, returning as leader of...


Why Sunak needs to go further: In defence of National Service
By Toby Sawyer National Service was originally introduced in the United Kingdom by Attlee’s Labour Government in 1949 as the global...


A Nation at the Crossroads: Can Starmer Deliver Change?
By Louis Gilmore The Conservative campaign began as Rishi Sunak announced an early election — the third successive Conservative Prime...


Sunak’s National Service Policy Is Not Patriotic
By Ethan Harvey Over a week has passed since Sunak made the peculiar decision to call a General Election, and many are already bored to...


National Service: A Good Idea...if only it wasn't Sunak's
By William Hall In 1954, a keen grammar-school boy from Huddersfield, unable to go to university, had vague images of a quiet life in his...
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