Eliza Filby
The Pied Piper of Islington
The Labour leader is adored by an alliance of two disenchanted generations. But he is grooming his ragtag army for inevitable defeat
Will Labour Listen To Its Eurosceptic Voters?
By putting the left-wing case for Brexit, the party can lift a referendum debate so far dominated by Etonian egos and Little Englanders
Click Here For The Revolution
David Cameron’s former director of strategy has a manifesto for the modern world
Is There Such A Thing As A Religious Vote In The UK?
The voting patterns of religious voters in Britain are more complicated than they first appear. Politicians should stop treating faiths as bloc votes
Teaching China’s Anglophiles
‘One student identified himself as working class and a member of the Communist Party. I was, however, surprised to see a copy of Roger Scruton’s Meaning of Conservatism bulging out of his satchel’
Greta’s very corporate children’s crusade
Behind the schoolgirl climate warrior lies a shadowy cabal of lobbyists, investors and energy companies seeking to profit from a green bonanza
The road to hell for the mentally incapacitated
The weasel words of disability rights may be well-intentioned, but they mask institutional cruelty and deprive caring parents of their say
Cry, the rapidly crumbling country
President Ramaphosa has won the election but his position is fragile: South Africa faces poverty, inequality and corruption almost entirely self-inflicted by the ruling ANC