Tag: Politics

A Green Party election candidate is embroiled in an antisemitism scandal over social media posts slamming "Jew-lovers" and claiming Mossad is behind ISIS.

If the ECHR can decide that a failure by states to protect citizens against the 'harms' of climate change is a human rights violation, it can decide that anything is, and democracy is undermined, says Dr David McGrogan.

Meet Kacper Surdy, a 20 year-old British student whose Twitter/X account @Ringwiss has made him an unlikely go-to resource for Washington's top policymakers.

Counter-terror and extremism experts, including former Conservative home secretaries, are warning against exploiting extremism for political gain ahead of Michael Gove's controversial new anti-extremism plan.

Nigel Farage will join the launch of Liz Truss's new 'Popular Conservatism' movement, advocating for hardline policies on immigration and tax cuts, marking the former Prime Minister's determined return to politics.

Gary Lineker ought to be an obscure figure, says Dr David McGrogan, but the fact he is central to the national debate symbolises much of what is wrong with the way things are going. He exudes the midwit phenotype.

How much bigger does the welfare crisis need to become before it is a political talking point, asks Fraser Nelson in the Spectator.

Councils in England face financial woes due to poor governance, not lack of funds, says the Office for Local Government.

The newly formed Independent Oxford Alliance has surged in opposition to the contentious low-traffic neighbourhoods in Oxford, aiming to provide a responsive and inclusive alternative to mainstream parties.

Lord Frost considers how Labour's paternalistic policies resonate with a nation oscillating between a 'nanny state' and the call for individual responsibility.