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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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Good law requires good evidence. But in this case, Parliament risks legislating on the basis of activist research that many independent observers regard as deeply questionable. The post Joanna Timm: Australia shows us exactly where Britain’s conversion therapy ban is headed appeared first on Conservative Home.
The shadow Justice Secretary speaks to Conservative friends of Israel about what needs to happen to tackle a 'crisis of anti-semitism' in the UK The post Nick Timothy: We will dismantle organisations like the Muslim Brotherhood that threaten our way of life appeared first on Conservative Home.
We are entitled to more than the carefully crafted cheeky chap with his dress down bonhomie but real, solid, answers to politically serious questions about Britain's future and his plans for shaping that. The post The end of Starmer drama and the soap opera of coronation street – but who IS our next PM? appeared first on Conservative Home.
If Mr Burnham really wants to go for growth he will need lower taxes, cheaper energy, a roll back of net zero self harm, and more incentive for people to get a job and set up businesses. His wannabe advisers want more spending, more borrowing, more benefits, more socialism. That did not work in the 1970s and will not work now. The post John Redwood: Manchesterism won’t work appeared first on Conservative Home.
In this context, facing likely defeat and provoking certain division, it would be madness for Lauren Edwards’ new Bill to pass. It is time a delegation paid Ms Leadbeater and Ms Edwards a visit and put their Bill out of its misery. Andy Burnham would breathe a sigh of relief. The post Miriam Cates: Kim Leadbeater, like Keir Starmer, needs to be told the game is up appeared first on Conservative Home.
My message to Andy Burnham is this: stick with the ILR policy Labour copied from us last autumn. Don’t weaken it. And adopt the tough further measures the Conservatives have set out. The post Chris Philp: Labour Ministers are weakening our borders as they pander to the left. Only the Conservatives have a plan to fix this appeared first on Conservative Home.
The golden triangle does not exhaust our economic potential; most of it, it turns out, lies somewhere else entirely. This is not regional policy as charity; it is essential to national growth policy The post Thomas Griffin: Beyond the Golden Triangle – unlocking Britain’s growth clusters appeared first on Conservative Home.
My latest focus groups took place in Plymouth, Exeter, Mansfield and Rushcliffe, where voters from a range of political backgrounds reflected on Keir Starmer’s resignation, the ascent of Andy Burnham, and whether any of it would make any difference. The post Lord Ashcroft: ‘Who is this person?’ – My focus groups on the Starmer Burnham transition appeared first on Conservative Home.
Conservatives should not abandon their belief in free markets because of Thames Water. But we should remember a lesson that even Adam Smith would have recognised: capitalism requires competition, and where competition is impossible, accountability becomes even more important. The post Brandon To: Why the Thames Water crisis is a failure of market accountability appeared first on Conservative Home.
It was a ponzi scheme of policy, with each successive idea being bolstered not through substance but yet more buzzwords. A sort of Jenga tower of ideas, the base of which is weak and faltering, preparing to collapse under the weight of public scrutiny at any moment. The post Whilst Burnham plays buzzword bingo, Badenoch offers a breath of fresh air appeared first on Conservative Home.
Badenoch has gone out of her way to reject any deal with Reform. Her exact words on the possibility are "no, no, no, no, no, no, no". This really doesn’t look like a mere delaying tactic. Indeed, I’d suggest it’s an integral part of a survival plan for an early general election. The post Peter Franklin: One big decision Burnham may yet surprise us with brings bigger risks for the Conservatives appeared first on Conservative Home.
When someone works overtime and ends up worse off than the household next door that does not work at all, fairness hasn't bent, it's snapped. Faced with a chance to bring welfare increases under control, Labour chose to duck the hard choice and hand the next generation the bill. The post Peter Bedford: Controlling and reducing the welfare bill is not austerity but an act of fairness appeared first on Conservative Home.
