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War on leaseholds is an attack on property rights
The Conservatives should remember that government is not a freehold, but a leasehold from the voters
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Country people are unrepresented by a political system hard-wired to neglect them
Rural voters are moving to Labour, but no party protects them from the tyranny of the majority
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Racial justice enablers: hills of the north, rejoice
The Church of England has focused its attention on evangelising wokeism
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The ‘lawfare’ waged against arms sales to Israel reveals a dangerous Western delusion
Activist politics is increasingly being conducted via an expansive reading of the law, to our enemies’ glee
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The real reason for Labour’s Rochdale muddle over Islamists
For his unscrupulousness Azhar Ali deserved to be disowned, but if George Galloway wins extremists will be overjoyed
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The political class is only just realising that voters prefer prosperity over climate jingoism
Labour’s green U-turn reflects the shifting sands of climate policy
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British officialdom is frustrating Ukraine’s quest for boats
The “small boats” crossing the Channel could be put to good use ferrying supplies across the Dnipro
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Our MPs must finally wake up to the Islamist threat – both here and in the Middle East
Foreign policy is having a momentous impact on domestic security. Support for Israel is being punished
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Ofcom is conspiring in the rapid death of the post
It is only because of the concept of universal service, in its wider sense, that the Royal Mail has any right to exist
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The comic plotters against Rishi Sunak are tragically right about the evils facing Britain
This is no time for a change of leader. But the Tories do need to contemplate their biggest rethink since the 1970s
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Facemasks provide cover for violence and extremism
They intimidate people and prevent identification by police – and are intended to do so
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Turn Channel small boats into Ukrainian little ships to reinforce faith in Kyiv’s brave fight
Ukraine needs our help to supply its bridgeheads on the Dnipro river. We can surely do more
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Striking the Houthis was Britain’s only option
Britain has punished piracy prominently for 300 years. Now should be no exception
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Accusing Israel of genocide is an inversion of the truth designed to leave it defenceless
South Africa’s case before the ICJ is seeking to achieve via lawfare what Hamas attempts via warfare
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Unchecked power is the real Post Office villain
Those in charge of these 'arms-length' bodies appear to see their job as one where self-protection comes first
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Time is running out to discover the real Starmer
The Labour leader appears to be a political leader inhibited by his inner beliefs
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