Burnham wins over Trump – but can it last?
Andy Burnham yesterday cleared his first major diplomatic hurdle as his meeting with Donald Trump in Manhattan passed without serious…
Ed Davey’s reheated speech won’t revive the Lib Dems’ fortunes
Sir Ed Davey today attempted to woo disillusioned One Nation Tories with a pledge to raise the higher-rate income tax…
Green party activists turn on ‘genocide denier’ Zack Polanski
Green party activists have moaned they are reluctant to campaign for Zack Polanski because he is not sufficiently anti-Zionist, The Spectator can…
David Cameron’s countryside call to arms
Rural Britons must revive the spirit of the Liberty and Livelihood march to fight back against Labour’s war on the…
Race targets and hormone therapy for all: The Greens’ plan for the NHS
Hormone therapy for all, climate testing medicines and race-based targets for mental-health detentions are among Green Party proposals to reform…
Labour’s woman problem is never-ending
Imagine you are a mother who has worked hard, played by the rules and saved every penny. You finally fulfil…
Why Britain’s West Bank sanctions are savvy politics
British PM Andy Burnham’s move to impose sanctions on West Bank settlements is politically savvy – but not because it…
The Greens are coming for north London
When Sir Keir Starmer announced that he was standing down as an MP on Tuesday, jubilation erupted among Green activists.…
Reformers don’t care about the Channel 4 investigation
As Reform battled a political and media crisis beyond the confines of its conference, members inside the NEC secure zone…
The Tories and Reform take the economic fight to Labour
Britain’s major right-wing parties today took the fight to Labour – and each other – over the economy. Kemi Badenoch…
Ministers have finally admitted the unsayable about illegal immigration
In the build-up to the 2024 Tory leadership election, Kemi Badenoch declared that ‘not all cultures are equal’. Her argument…
The Green plot for a free speech crackdown
As night follows day, left-wing politicians are seizing on the tragic death of Jason Arday to demand sweeping curbs on…
Can Reform really end benefits Britain?
Benefits claimants will be required to carry out 20 hours of community service a week under a Reform government, Robert…
Farage’s Clacton victory won’t save him from more scrutiny
Nigel Farage has been re-elected in Clacton, comfortably winning the self-inflicted by-election that Britain’s major parties chose to boycott. The…
Andy Burnham is already in a migration muddle
In the run-up to his coup against Sir Keir Starmer, Andy Burnham was sold to wavering Labour MPs as the…
Nigel Farage: Restore must kick out its racists
Nigel Farage today doubled down on his pledge not to strike a deal with Restore unless Rupert Lowe rids his…
Burnham’s boats problem
Andy Burnham has a boats problem – and no amount of glossy TikToks can make it go away. Since taking…
Who will pay for Burnham’s social care revolution?
Andy Burnham has all but confirmed that tax rises are coming to fund major reforms to social care. In the…
Burnham welcomes the hard-left into government
Ahead of another busy week of announcements, Andy Burnham today officially welcomed the hard left into his government’s parliamentary team.…
Inside the Green party’s defence battle
A Green party attempt to bolster its credibility on defence has triggered furious internal backlash. A group of members, academics,…
Meet Burnham’s new political strategist
Andy Burnham’s new head of political strategy is a trustee of a charity that campaigns to repatriate Isis brides and…
Burnham’s silence on Islamism speaks volumes
Andy Burnham last week issued a grovelling apology for Labour’s position on Gaza. In a three-minute social media video, he…
Man arrested in connection with Ann Widdecombe’s death
A 26-year-old man has been arrested this evening by Devon and Cornwall police in connection with the ‘suspicious’ death of…
Revealed: The Green party push to ease sanctions on Iran
The Green party is considering lifting economic sanctions on Iran and improving diplomatic relations with its fundamentalist Islamic regime, The…
How long can Burnham’s kumbaya politics last?
Labour MPs today lined up to kiss the feet of their new king and Britain’s inevitable next prime minister, Andy…
