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Dear Alastair Campbell, your 48 questions for Brexiters answered
Following Tony Blair's speech calling for EU enthusiasts to 'rise up' and try to thwart...
The Pros and Cons of Electoral Reform
On Tuesday the 19th, earlier this week, Caroline Lucas proposed a new bill with the...
Life after David Cameron
It is the 8th May 2015. The Conservative Party is basking in the glory of...
Brexit Needs A Second Referendum
Brexit Britain is the purgatory for hard working people that nobody voted for. Yet as...
The New Fiver : Noting Britain’s Greatest Statesman
This week, Britain's new five pound note entered circulation. Strong, practically indestructible and proven to...
Brexit: Britain’s Moment of Redefinition
One of the arguments that was put forward by the remain campaign during the European...
The Power of Proportional Representation
The result of the 2017 General Election has seen another hung parliament, the second in my...
The Real Election Winners in 2017? The Conservatives
Last week's election results saw twists and turns, ups and downs and a mixed feeling...
What is Gibraltar’s future post-Brexit?
This week, we have gained a clearer idea of what exiting the EU means, but...
Labour MP resigns, but who will win the by-election?
Labour MP Jamie Reed, yesterday announced his resignation as the Member of Parliament for Copeland...
Democracy, Freedom, Liberty – People Fought and Died For That You Know?
We’re so lucky to live in a free country. These are all truisms, platitudes and...
How the Church of England Manipulates our Politicians
In a supposedly secular Europe, Britain’s religious institutions remain decidedly influential. England has an established...
House of Lords reform: in the wake of ‘Brexit’
The decision to leave the European Union is one which should cause us to reflect...
After leaving the EU a whole new world awaits
Now the U.K has voted to leave the European Union it can look beyond its...
Let’s end this fallacy about a second referendum
The prospect of a second referendum in Scotland in the wake of Brexit is just...
The Human Rights Act Must Go
With Brexit signalling the beginning of the end of European integration, the Human Rights Act...
Cameron’s Honour List Nominations Tarnishes His Legacy
Cameron's has further tarnished his legacy by placing his allies who backed Britain's membership of...
Could a Future Government Contain Teenagers?
At first glance this may seem like a totally ludicrous and outlandish proposal. After all,...
2016 : A Political Phenomenon
The year that shook the world. 2016 has been a time in which the impossible...
MPs SHOULD vote on Article 50, so long as they represent their constituents
Today's supreme court ruling that the government can't use royal prerogative to invoke Article 50...
What a divided parliament means for democracy?
In the 2015 General Election, we elected one of the most divided parliaments this country...
Trump: Unorthodox Success or Blaring Failure?
It’s undoubtedly been a turbulent term so far for America’s most unorthodox president. We’ve seen...
A Short and Ad Hoc Frolic Through the Idea of Conservatism
What is the philosophy of conservatism all about? What is the history of the idea?...
Special Advisers and the denigration of the Civil Service
With the potential for huge constitutional change at home on the horizon and the trials...
This election only has one outcome, and that’s not a good thing.
Out of the blue, Theresa May has called a snap general election for June 8....
Brexit: The Endless Possibilities
It has been nearly two months since the UK voted 52% to 48% in favour...
Brexit Wars: A New Hope?
In a galaxy far far away... There lies a crippled establishment, overthrown by a new...
The Likely Tale of Failing to Reform the Second Chamber
Reforming the Second Chamber is a quest Theresa May should know only ends in the...
Brexit extremists? Only on the Remain side
YouGov have released some polling results this week which they claim examine 'Brexit extremism'. The...
The Plight of Conservatives in Scotland
Friedrich Hayek warned of the dangerous road to totalitarianism paved with well intention socialism in...
Article 50 has been triggered – The real work begins now
With today's historic triggering of Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union, Theresa May...
Why would anybody vote Labour, anyway?
There we have it: Theresa May has gone and done a Hillary Clinton. In one...
May’s offer on EU citizens’ rights doesn’t go far enough.
Theresa May has finally seized the initiative on the matter of EU citizens' rights and...
A referendum on UN membership, why not?
Have you have considered the idea of a referendum on our UN membership? Yes it does...
I Didn’t Vote For A Second Prime Minister, Did You?
We’ve successfully secured the United Kingdom’s democratic and political future by voting to leave the...
It’s a new era of politics – let’s make it a good one
Politics in the UK has never looked quite like this. On June 23, the country...
Don’t tear us apart: We’re Great Britain, not Little Britain
I sit here this week following the 65th Accession Day of Our Lady, Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth...
In Defence of John Bercow
The Speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, as we all know is embroiled...
The Real Brexit Black Hole: A Radical Remain Labour platform
Dejected delegations returning from Europe now flood the news daily but Cameron's failed visit in...
Welcome to Downing Street Prime Minister!
Theresa May is now Britain's Prime Minister and has arrived at Downing Street.
The Prime Minister says...
Thailand’s New Constitution Wins Approval
On the 7th of August 2016 Thailand was given its first chance to express themselves...
The Daunting Prospect of a 2nd EU Referendum
An online petition signed by five million people calling for a second EU Referendum is...
Polling Behind Bars
Prisoners who have committed minor offences should not be denied the right to vote despite...
Theresa May’s speech will give us a Crème Brûlée Brexit
As a hardcore Brexiteer, I am pleased that the Prime Minister has delivered a positive,...
Should Governments Run Like Businesses
Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump has seen a wave of support in the 2016 US...
Brexit Britain: Are we ready to unshackle ourselves?
EU chief negotiator Michelle Barnier claims that Britain isn’t ready to become an independent nation...
Could tax devolution be the boost Wales needs?
With the 2017 Wales Act receiving Royal Assent at the end of January, removing the...
Yes: Let’s Vote at 16
On Friday 3rd November 2017 an important Private Members' Bill was blocked by this weak...
Explained: The First Female Supreme Court President
Since 2012 Lord Neuberger has served as the President of the UK Supreme Court, until...