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Not all migrants are good for Britain. We should only let in the ones who are
Immigration is a numbers game, but some groups also contribute more to the country than others
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Millennials have every right to moan – Chancellor, give them a chance
My generation was the last to take good education, home ownership and decent pay for granted
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Ministers must do what it takes to get the Rwanda plan off the ground
From tackling the ‘blob’ to reducing immigration, the public is tired of politicians saying their hands are tied
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The state is treating its enemies as allies. It’s time for the naivety to end
The MCB are ideologues who do not speak for most Muslims, yet our leaders deal with them as if they do
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The Tories have gone on the attack. The economy is a battle they can win
This may put the Prime Minister on home turf – but familiarity cannot mean more of the same
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Starmer has taken his first serious misstep – and it won’t be his last
Labour made an unforced error on immigration. The Tories must now take the net zero fight to them
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If the grown-ups take back control, it really will be time to get worried
Centrists who claim to have moved beyond ideology are in practice the most enslaved to dogma
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Brexit Britain has set its foreign policy direction: it is heading East
The UK is not a small or unimportant nation. It is establishing itself as a key player on the world stage
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We are becoming a selfish society. It is government’s job to tackle that
From wealthy tax dodgers to welfare scammers, too many of us forget we all owe a debt to the country
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Too many institutions put their reputations ahead of the public
In the NHS and elsewhere, examples of leaders closing ranks and not fixing problems are sadly familiar
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Britain’s migration policy has failed – and there is only one way to fix it
It is perfectly possible to leave the European Convention on Human Rights. This is how we do it
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Politicians have lost faith in politics. This explains the state we are in
Our MPs have voluntarily handed their powers and responsibilities to quangos, bureaucrats and judges
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Moral neutrality is a myth peddled by our society’s greatest hypocrites
There are times when the private actions of presenters and politicians may warrant public scrutiny
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Britain’s passive surrender to a woke minority risks everything we cherish
Conservatives are losing because they, like society, have lost confidence and don’t stand up for the truth
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Capitalism as we know it has failed. Not even the Tories can defend it
Britain is in the red. The only surplus that the country now seems to run is net migration
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Mass immigration’s advocates are finally admitting that it cuts pay
Our political and media class are frightened to accept truths that run counter to their prejudices
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