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Mel Stride: Axe the Fuel Tax

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Aphra Brandreth: Why the Commonwealth matters in a changing world

Aphra Brandreth MP is Member of Parliament for Chester South & Eddisbury.

Unlocking Opportunity: Why the Commonwealth Matters in a Changing World

Britain has slipped to fourth place in the 2026 Global Soft Power Index, behind the United States, China and now Japan. One explanation often offered for this decline is that Britain has a...


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Terrel Mollel: Why sticking with my One Nation conservatism doesn’t make me a Lib Dem

Terrel Mollel is an undergraduate at Queen Mary University of London studying Comparative Literature. He is a Young Conservative who has interned in Parliament, for the former Solicitor General, Robert Courts.

I first came to Parliament at 18-years old, unsure of how to negotiate my ideological position within our broad party.

I expect ...


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James Lawson: As the ‘Wealth of Nations’ turns 250, it’s time for the Tories to reclaim their inheritance

James Lawson, is chairman of the Adam Smith Institute.

Traditionally, the Conservative Party is the party of sound money and free enterprise.

From Pitt the Younger to Thatcher, its best leaders understood that prosperity stems not from state direction but from free individuals operating under the rule of law. When the party strays by em...


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Stephen Goss: When is bombing justified?

Dr Stephen Goss is a freelance historian, lectures in history and politics in London, and is a Conservative councillor in Reading.

According to the Just War Theory, the use of force must be for a morally defensible cause – typically self-defence or the protection of innocent life. It must be fought by legitimate authorities. It must be a last ...


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