Original reporting and the latest political headlines from across the UK.
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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We need an offer to the younger generation. Not just us, the country needs an offer to the younger generation. Given how much we will rely on them, whilst curbing their opportunities and piling on the debt. The post Politics needs a serious shift to look after the ‘young ones’ and so far it’s all looked old and tired appeared first on Conservative Home.
There are so many opportunities to Brexit if only we would cut tax rates and remove damaging regulations. Going back in would be ruinously expensive and would lower our growth rate with all the extra regulatory and tax burdens it would impose. The post John Redwood: Ten years on, this Government is still trying to reverse Brexit – not harness it’s opportunities appeared first on Conservative Home.
Despite policy disagreements, the Conservatives are fundamentally united by shared values – like one big family. Reform are like one big HMO – they don’t like each other and are united by grievance alone. The post Robbie Lammas: I made a mistake defecting to Reform. They are not a serious party appeared first on Conservative Home.
Too many voters in May voted on national politics and policy or couldn't be bothered to vote because they didn't know what councils can do or should be doing. Together we can keep Parliamentary and media pressure on councils so they help people, not pet causes. The post Amy Selman: May’s local elections were not about local issues – we have to challenge a lack of interest in what councils are for appeared first on Conservative Home.
The relationship between development and security is at the heart of promoting British interests abroad. Strategic engagement overseas is not an alternative to advancing Britain’s national interest - it is an essential part of it. The post Peter Bedford: We have to stop thinking of ‘overseas aid’ but more as British investment, because it works appeared first on Conservative Home.
Representing constituents effectively, making the case for good policy and winning the arguments that matter are not things we should leave to chance. Politics is a craft, not just a calling, and serious candidates deserve the chance to learn it properly. The post Rupert Talfourd-Cook: It’s not just about picking the right candidates, but training them how to campaign appeared first on Conservative Home.
By reforming the guidance that currently paralyses our frontline, we can restore the confidence of our police officers. True anti-racism in policing should not be hesitation, but confidence that when the police act, they do so with the full, unbiased weight of the law behind them. The post Brandon To: As an immigrant I’d say Britain’s policing isn’t “two-tier” – it’s too terrified appeared first on Conservative Home.
The phrase 'two-tier Britain' can be tossed around as much as the right want. But for Reform, there are two versions of it. One they will happily scrutinise and lambast. And one that quietly suits them fine. The post Reform don’t want to end two-tier Britain. They want to run it appeared first on Conservative Home.
Some people think that his party is a personality cult. But that gets it backwards. The real problem with Big Nige is that if he didn’t have such a firm grip on Reform, it would fall apart. The post Peter Franklin: Why, despite everything, I just can’t join Reform appeared first on Conservative Home.
We need a skills system that values routes into work as highly as routes into education. The test of government is not how often ministers talk about opportunity. It is how many opportunities they help create. The post Hannah Campbell: A million youngsters with out of work with no prospects is not just a social tragedy it’s an economic one appeared first on Conservative Home.
The only prospect of a Reform win in the Mayoral race was to edge the Conservatives out of second place in the first round, then take Conservative second preference votes to overtake Labour. That is a mountain they are not going to be able to climb based on the numbers from last month. The post John Moss: Reform cannot win London, but the Conservatives can. appeared first on Conservative Home.
Political pundits and even conservative ones, such as Jacob Rees-Mogg, believe they have found the remedy for the Conservative Party: working with Reform UK. From my political insight alone, I can assure you this remedy is more like fool's gold. The post Bernard Argente: Supping with the devil, so the story goes, requires a very long spoon – or just refusing to eat appeared first on Conservative Home.
