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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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Britain can be tolerant without being naive. It can defend religious freedom without indulging political extremism. It can welcome diversity while insisting on common civic norms. The post Jonathan Guttentag: Extremism, pluralism and the need for moral red lines appeared first on Conservative Home.
Last month in Birmingham we conducted focus groups among people who will play a decisive part in the next election in constituencies around the country, as they did in the Gorton and Denton by-election: Muslim voters who backed Labour in 2024. The post Lord Ashcroft: “If a good independent came, I’d give him a chance. I’ve given Labour chances”: My focus groups of Muslim voters appeared first on Conservative Home.
Motability is just one of the most visible and politically sensitive manifestations of the growth of disability caseloads among working-age individuals, a visible demonstration of the confused, expensive mess that the welfare system has become. The post Lana Hempsall: Motability reform? It’s time to scratch below the surface appeared first on Conservative Home.
When a Select Committee issued its final report, it absolved Lloyd George, Godfrey Isaacs and Herbert Samuel of any wrongdoing. At the time, many pointed to the Select Committee’s composition. The Chairman was a Liberal MP and six committee members were also Liberals. The post Adrian Lee: The Origins of political insider trading – the Marconi share scandal of 1912-1913 appeared first on Conservative Home.
Starmer on the brink as hard-Left Greens smash Labour in by-election - with Reform pushing them into third, sparking panic among MPs | Mystery as Mandelson messages go missing | Assisted dying bill on brink of collapse after Lords ‘sabotage’ The post Newslinks for Friday 27th February 2026 appeared first on Conservative Home.
At their Buckinghamshire away day, Conservatives talked strategy, unity and message. The by-election result suggests they may need to put them into action sooner than they think. The post Labour’s by-election humbling – and the Tories look for opportunity appeared first on Conservative Home.
Facts don't matter to those activists who have decided that any and all connection with Israel and its culture, however vague, is a grave moral offence. That's why from now on I'll deliberately take a detour just to buy something from Gail's bakery. The post Georgia Gilholy: We should all shop at Gail’s. It’s a beverage and pastry based counter-protest appeared first on Conservative Home.
If Starmer does act to curb student loans no one seriously expects Kemi to be crowned campus queen. But it will further emphasise the growing divide in their perceived authority over their parties. And why she's almost certain to lead hers longer than he will his. The post Simon Walters: Badenoch’s gamble on student loans has paid off. But not everyone wanted her to do it appeared first on Conservative Home.
Enforcement bodies and trading standards report that most UK residents live within minutes of illicit tobacco sources. The post Mike Salem: Parliament passes complex new laws – leaving councils with the burden of implementing them locally appeared first on Conservative Home.
This new account gives us Brexit from the losing side. The post How distraught Remainers threw away the possibility of a second EU Referendum appeared first on Conservative Home.
the Liberal Democrats are not a serious contender for government, and should not be allowed anywhere near the reins of power. They will never be held accountable for their iundeliverable promises, and so do not care as to whether their plans are possible or not. The post Oliver Dean: Never mind the Davey stunts, it’s Daisy’s stunt that makes the Lib Dems an unserious party appeared first on Conservative Home.
AI will shape how future elections are fought, whether parties prepare or not. Those that embed it early, train their people and use it responsibly will define the terms of political competition. The rest will just react to a campaign environment they no longer control. The post Hannah Campbell: AI, campaigning and how to win in the ‘Kemi Rap’ era appeared first on Conservative Home.
