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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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We now need to put forward a Conservative vision of devolution: trusting local people and their elected representatives, including the freedom to tax less, spend less, and do things differently. The post John Cope: Burnham only offers devolution for big state and high tax policies appeared first on Conservative Home.
Dizzy reminds Conservatives that victory sometimes comes by being more radical than the Liberals, and by mocking their priggery. The post What Badenoch can learn from Disraeli appeared first on Conservative Home.
Where the left offers intervention, state overreach, and anxiety over technological change, the conservative response must be confident, aspirational, and pragmatic. The post Martyn Redstone: Burnham is wrong about AI hiring appeared first on Conservative Home.
We need the political will to tell the public that the family of a man dragged to his death by a getaway car deserves the same protection from early release as any other victim whose killer's crime happened to carry a different label. The post George Beglan: The Manslaughter exemption, why it matters and why Burnham shouldn’t be handwringing appeared first on Conservative Home.
It’s easy for me, as someone who works in a think tank and has zero desire to run for elected office, to sit at my desk and tell politicians they need to do unpopular things for the good of the country. But the simple truth is that they do. Without it, there’s no route other than continued stagnation and inevitable decline. The post Emma Revell: Bunham’s easy wins aren’t enough to fix the country appeared first on Conservative Home.
Whilst Farage parades around the Clacton Leisure Centre, tooting his own horn and boasting that he has the establishment on the run, rival parties should very much prepare for a future contest. That, above all else, should be the takeaway from today’s foregone conclusion. The post Clacton could prove a pyrrhic victory for Farage appeared first on Conservative Home.
Arithmetic doesn't care which party is in office. Politicians who cannot bring themselves to run the numbers forward, on prisons or anything else, will keep meeting their future as a crisis, whoever happens to be standing there when it arrives. Breaking that cycle will provide electoral advantages, but also policy ones. The post John Oxley: The Prisons crisis is a classic example of the dangers of not knowing how to count appeared first on Conservative Home.
Britain's welfare system should be built around opportunity, not permanent dependency. It should encourage aspiration wherever possible and provide generous support where it is genuinely needed. The post Lana Hempsall: How much longer must Britain wait for welfare reform? appeared first on Conservative Home.
Sustaining prime agricultural land is a clear priority for Suffolk County Council which has raised concerns over EcoPower Suffolk solar farm plans. The post Judy Terry: Suffolk’s land must be protected for future generations appeared first on Conservative Home.
The problems faced by both Soho residents and those who run the concentration of licensed premises that they live next door to will not be solved either by hardcore NIMBYism or by muscular interventionism from City Hall. The post Alex Challoner: How do we solve a problem like Soho? appeared first on Conservative Home.
Equalising parental benefits here would not only improve conditions for hundreds of thousands of new families, but it would also show a largely disaffected group that Conservatives take them seriously. The post Henry Clifford: Here’s how we fix Britain’s birthrate bust appeared first on Conservative Home.
Can we put at least some of our differences aside, start being civil towards one another, and focus on defeating our true opponents? The post Andrew Allison: The vituperative nature of rivalry on the right is gifting our opponents a free pass appeared first on Conservative Home.
