Outlasted by a lettuce. What comes next?
Freya Harrington discusses the resignation of Liz Truss and the imminent Conservative Party election.
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Freya Harrington discusses the resignation of Liz Truss and the imminent Conservative Party election.
Liz Truss’s government, at six weeks old, is the size of a baked bean. And yet this new beginning has already been marked by many an end. Kwasi Kwarteng suffered…
With the Tories tanking in the polls, will the Labour party gain power propelling Sir Kier Starmer to Downing Street? Or will Europe's most successful political party bounce back and…
Freya Harrington discusses whether Keir Starmer's decision to block Labour's commitment to electoral reform was a betrayal and a mistake or a well-judged decision.
Kwasi Kwarteng ‘We need to get on and deliver’ the Chancellor insisted, although the collective pronoun sounded considerably weaker following the recent Tory revolt, led by Michael Gove, which led…
With Foreign Secretary Liz Truss currently in talks with her Russian counterpart Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov; the question must be asked, can the UK, and the West more broadly, achieve…
The Budget, also known as the Financial statement, is an annual statement given in the House of Commons by the Chancellor of the Exchequer (currently Rishi Sunak).Its contents are the…
Jack Newbury explores what free-markets could learn from football.
As the Conservative Party conference drew to a close in Manchester, it was apparent that the message the Tories wished to drive home above all else is this: levelling up…
Whilst this year’s G7 has showed that Western democracies can still come together for productive discussions, it is hard to deny the role of the pandemic in providing attendees an…