The Telegraph reports that US officials pressured Labour into handing over the Chagos Islands to Mauritius. Advocates of the 'special relationship' need to wake up and smell the vassal status.
We have a situation where there are two major Right-leaning parties and they refuse to work together. Unfortunately, this is a recipe for disaster in the first-past-the-post electoral system.
The Government is hiding the truth about crime committed by migrants, Tory leadership candidate Robert Jenrick has said, accusing officials of an "institutional cover-up" that the British public deserves to know about.
Former Conservative MP Jonathan Gullis has said he is unable to get a job – or an interview – in teaching because his political views are held in "disdain" by the Left-wing profession.
The Covid lockdowns turned Boris Johnson into Oliver Cromwell, making him only the second British leader to have cancelled Christmas, Conservative leadership candidate James Cleverly has said.
Reform UK's conference was all about optimism as the party set out its aim of forming a government at the next General Election in 2029. It's ambitious but achievable for a party that's coming of age, says Anthony Webber.
When the Tories came to power in 2010, the maximum operational capacity of the prison system was 90,000. After 14 years in government, it was still 90,000 – despite population growth of more than 5 million people.
Why has Labour hypocritically taken away pensioners' warmth this winter while its favoured policy areas are hosed with cash? It's simple, says Ben Pile. Because it can. Labour is the 'nasty party' now.
Victims of domestic violence will be having "sleepless nights" before tomorrow's mass release of prisoners, a Government adviser has warned, as a senior insider said a "high proportion" of them will be domestic abusers.
It’s the spirit of Dr Samuel Johnson – with his sharp wit, deep insight and commonsense approach – that’s needed to revive the Tories, not Boris, insists Joanna Gray.
