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What makes us Conservatives? And what do we believe Britain should look like? Those are the questions our party must keep asking if we are to win back public...

Clarkson’s Farm offers a potent lesson for public affairs. We obsess over the next headline, the next interview, the next social media storm. The assumption is...

I recently joined Jamila on the Mod Cons podcast for a wide-ranging conversation about politics, campaigning, communications and the future of the Conservative...

Reform’s decision to welcome Robert Jenrick tells us far more about what kind of political project it really is than any speech, slogan or rally ever could...

Just before Christmas Kemi Badenoch made a pointed observation: too many people now enter Parliament to act as activists and campaigners, not as legislators. It...

The UK’s food and drink sector is sending a warning signal. It is not shouted, and it is not theatrical, but it is becoming harder to ignore. Confidence across...

The most revealing line about last week’s chaotic Budget came from Rachel Sylvester’s column in The Observer. A former Blair-era cabinet minister summed up the...

Politics once moved at the pace of persuasion. A leader would make a case, tour the country, take questions, debate opponents – and then wait weeks or months to...

Reform UK likes to present itself as the true guardian of right-of-centre politics: the party that believes in fiscal discipline, smaller government, and lower...