- “‘I’m flying to America to support Trump in this desperate hour’” – In the Telegraph, Nigel Farage implores the Left to think very carefully about how they seek to play politics.
- “Blame the secret service for Trump’s near-death” – Not only did Trump evade a bullet – the entire nation did. Steps must be taken now to guarantee against any repetition, says Alan Dershowitz in the Telegraph.
- “Trump has now become an unstoppable force” – Impeached, arrested, shot: Donald Trump keeps coming back stronger, notes Tim Stanley in the Telegraph.
- “Trump Derangement Syndrome draws blood” – On Substack, Ayaan Hirsi Ali takes aim at the climate created and cultivated by Donald Trump’s political enemies.
- “Kemi Badenoch clear favourite in Tory leadership contest, says poll” – According to a new poll, Kemi Badenoch has almost twice as much support among Conservative members to become the next party leader as her closest rival, reports the Express & Star.
- “Only Kemi Badenoch can ‘slay Reform dragon’, ex-Red Wall MP says” – Former Red Wall MP Alex Stafford says Kemi Badenoch should be elected Tory leader as she is the only one who can “slay the Reform dragon”, according to the Telegraph.
- “‘Get a grip’ on civil service and slash Whitehall says report backed by Michael Gove” – Michael Gove has given his backing to calls for a shift of power away from senior civil servants into the hands of ministers, reports the Standard.
- “Truss blames Sunak ‘trashing my record’ for Tory election wipeout” – Liz Truss has blamed the scale of the Tories’ General Election defeat on Rishi Sunak “trashing my record”, according to LBC.
- “Tory governments failed to roll back Blair’s Leftist agenda – that’s why we lost” – Labour will always grow the state and increase regulation. The Conservatives must be ready to counter this ideology, says Liz Truss in the Telegraph.
- “Don’t oppose for opposition’s sake: what the next Conservative leader must do” – In the Telegraph, Daniel Hannan delivers a stark message to the future leader of the Conservative Party.
- “The Tories must rediscover their purpose” – Time is now on the side of the Tories. If they have any sense, they will use it wisely to rebuild themselves, says the Mail in a leading article.
- “One Nation Tories, hold your noses: to scent success you’ll have to move Right” – The Right seems to have what remains of the Conservative Party in its salty grip, writes Rod Liddle in the Sunday Times.
- “What makes George Osborne think he’s a centrist?” – What makes Osborne think that he and Cameron occupied this mythical centre ground of British politics? asks Ross Clark in the Spectator.
- “The insufferable gushing of the pro-Starmer media” – We all knew the media coverage of Labour’s return to power was going to be gushy, but they are carrying on like a cross between Pravda and Smash Hits, says Tom Slater in Spiked.
- “‘Farage fired me, but Reform can’t be a one-man band’” – Nigel Farage needs to address Reform’s democratic deficit; right now, it operates as a business under his complete control, writes Ben Habib in the Sunday Times.
- “‘Labour might as well paint, ‘Welcome, people smugglers’, on white cliffs of Dover’” – Cracks are already showing in the Government’s migration strategy, warns the Shadow Home Secretary in the Telegraph.
- “Labour’s Islamophobia policy threatens free speech” – Fighting anti-Muslim hatred is vital, but so is defending freedom of expression. A balance can surely be found, writes Fiyaz Mughal in the Telegraph.
- “Humza Yousaf faces review over £250,000 Gaza funding” – Former First Minister Humza Yousaf is facing a probe into donations made to a Gaza aid agency while members of his family were stuck in the warzone, reports the Express.
- “Is antisemitism rising in the arts?” – A troubling new survey captures the experience of Jews working in Britain’s cultural sector, writes Rosamund Urwin in the Sunday Times.
- “Ontario court declares Covid nasal swabs unlawful, overturning $6,255 fine” – A recent ruling by an Ontario court highlights the limitations of the Quarantine Act regarding invasive screening tests, says Citizen Watch Report.
- “Under-qualified new NHS nurses may have missed hundreds of hours of training” – The U.K.’s nursing regulator is investigating universities for allegedly allowing trainee nurses to work in hospitals without completing mandatory training hours, reports the Mail.
- “Miliband’s Net Zero militancy is a disaster in the making” – Ed Miliband’s ban on North Sea oil and gas drilling has exposed his contempt for British industry and workers, says James Woudhuysen in Spiked.
- “Ludicrous ‘anyone but England’ mentality harms no one but Scotland” – There is a crude form of nationalism that is at least a quarter of a century out of date still being peddled by some north of the border, writes Oliver Brown in the Telegraph.
- “Best footage seen so far” – On X, NTD News has some of the best footage available of the shocking assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania.
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