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If the Last Night of the Proms goes, nothing else is safe
The BBC can’t be trusted with culture. It’ll scrap the tradition when it thinks it can get away with it
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I fear for the future of Britain, a country in danger of just giving up
Schools are crumbling, the NHS is failing, and taxes are excessive, but too many people no longer expect anything better
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Starmer wants to be Britain’s Supreme HR Director
Labour and its followers have embraced the politics of childhood: lecturing, hectoring and nannying
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The eco-cultists’ war against the car is built on fantasy and delusion
No, people don’t drive because public transport is poor, and cycling is a rich man’s faddish luxury
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My ten policies to save Rishi Sunak from oblivion
It is not good enough to simply hope that voters will turn against Labour. The Tories need vision
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The Remain establishment has finally got its way
Boris and Truss recognised that Brexit must mean change. Destroying them does not alter that fact
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Boris Johnson was one of the most consequential politicians in decades
Even though he already has all the glittering prizes, we should doubt that his story is over
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Universal basic income would put us on the road to authoritarianism
Welfare-for-all would fail, but not before work dies at the hands of free public money
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Chasing Remainers is a dead end for the Tories
The PM needs a strategy to win back Leavers, among whom Boris Johnson is currently more popular
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Net zero zealots are treating the public like fools
Instead of a real debate on the economic pros and cons of the policy, we get smears and cancellations
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The Tories should embrace national conservatism
A greater focus on nation is important post-Brexit. The party should ignore the Left’s hysterical attacks
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Tories can’t afford to stop being the Brexit party
The Government must find a different compromise on retained EU law to show it still has strong convictions
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Britain’s institutions are medieval – and it’s a good thing too
The customs, rituals and constitution we inherited from the Middle Ages have sustained us ever since
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Britain is now rapidly giving up on excellence
Apart from in a few areas such as top-flight football, we have rejected ruthless competition and skill
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Time Britain returned to its traditional roots
Decline is not inevitable. National conservatism could set us on a path to post-Brexit prosperity
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The SNP’s implosion is a chance to put failing devolution into reverse
Devolving powers to Wales and Scotland has resulted only in the recreation of closed-shop fiefdoms
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