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Kieran Mishchuk, 19, who won his seat for Reform UK aged 18, tells Restore News why he made the switch and why he hasn't looked back.
The attacks continue as Restore Britain's popularity is causing panic at Reform
Prominent remigration activist Young Bob was assaulted and robbed in Whitechapel on Tuesday evening by a gang of muslims gathered for a debate outside a mosque.
Ben Habib's proposed merger with Restore Britain collapses after Rupert Lowe refuses to hand over the keys. The reaction from Advance UK's inner circle reveals more about their motivations than they intended.
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Thankfully, only a few organisations in the country are still entirely male dominated. It is very odd that so many political parties in Westminster are among them. The post George Trefgarne: Our Tory women versus the blokes, lads, and chaps should have one positive outcome appeared first on Conservative Home.
The government’s role should not be to build flimsy digital fences, but to ensure parents are equipped with the technical literacy to enforce their own household rules, and that children are taught the critical resilience needed to navigate the modern world. The post Noah Khogali: Why Labour’s online safety panic is actually a gift to predators appeared first on Conservative Home.
The Conservatives have rightly begun talking about growth. Our next challenge is to ensure that growth is rooted not only in the City of London, but in every county, market town and industrial community with the potential to create wealth once more. The post Brandon To: Mel Stride is right about growth but now we have to build the networks and ecosystems to deliver it appeared first on Conservative Home.
Every functioning party has red lines. Positions which are so central to its identity that abandoning them means abandoning what the party is for. For Kemi Badenoch and the Conservatives, net zero and the ECHR are exactly that kind of question. They are not technical policy disputes to be settled by internal debate. The post Kemi begins her purge of the wets appeared first on Conservative Home.
In a global economy, capital doesn't sit still. It moves to where it attracts the highest returns and/or is subject to the lowest taxes. No one with a good accountant is going to keep an asset in a country where the government simply confiscates 2 per cent of its value each and every year. The post Peter Franklin: Yes, there is a moral case against taxing wealth appeared first on Conservative Home.
The country is about to make a man Prime Minister when his own people cannot say what he believes. That is not the profile of a leader. It is the profile of a brand. Oasis, pints and the Bee Network are not a political philosophy or a plan for government. They are a vibe. You cannot run a country on vibes and brand image. The post Anna Ridgway: The Burnham coronation has two problems nobody in Westminster wants to discuss appeared first on Conservative Home.
The high street is deeply embedded in British culture. Brits of all generations have felt a strong attachment to their row of local shops. The reverse holds today, with boarded-up shops often symbolising neglect, a lack of pride, and economic decline. The post Aled Richards-Jones: Pedestrianisation and al-fresco hospitality: a breath of fresh air for our high streets appeared first on Conservative Home.
The IRGC's proscription is a victory, for the dissidents it has hunted, the journalists it has stabbed, and the British Jews it has stalked. But the law is only as strong as its enforcement. Having finally found the courage to name the IRGC as what it is, ministers must now find the courage to act on every consequence that follows, on our streets, and on our campuses. The post Emma Schubart: The IRGC’s proscription is welcome – but words must now become consequences appeared first on Conservativ
At the conclusion of a High Court Action Mr Hirst's statement and apology is reproduced here and on the article page. Language debated in court and now being ruled on, has been immediately removed from the article. The post Roger Hirst, Police and Crime Commissioner for Essex apologises to Allison Pearson appeared first on Conservative Home.
A school can teach every employability skill in the book, but if the business on the other side of the bridge cannot afford to hire, the pupil is left stranded regardless. The post Tim Clark: The classroom failures behind Britain’s NEET crisis appeared first on Conservative Home.
Whilst in the 1990s'devolution' meant a Scottish Parliament and Welsh Assembly, Andy Burnham has made it central to his credo to disperse power across the United Kingdom in the belief it would lead to more investment, not just financial but emotional. But it does it really work? The post Calum Davies: Is Burnham really ready to govern and are we ready for what he wants to do? appeared first on Conservative Home.
The Conservatives are campaigning to remove the employment barriers to allow youngsters to get a temporary 'summer job' The post The Shadow Cabinet reveal their first jobs appeared first on Conservative Home.
