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Nick embodies a generation for whom achieving the same life quality as their parents is a distant dream. ✍️ The Spectator buff.ly/ehg90qg

I’ll await my court summons from TfL… … unlike the fare dodgers. 🤡

“We all have a role in society to call people out.” Robert Jenrick rejects the suggestion his vigilante fare dodger campaign is irresponsible on #TimesRadio. @HugoRifkind

Nick, 30. He’s overtaxed and paying for everyone else. He can’t afford a home, and definitely not a family. Historically, Nick would vote Conservative. Freer market, pro-homes, higher growth, lower tax. We must return to being Nick’s party. buff.ly/ehg90qg

My politics is whatever fixes this

This brilliantly illustrates why, in a free democracy, basic civic order is maintained not only by a visible and effective police force, but also by the knowledge that anti-social behaviour will be met with instant rebuke from members of the public. Collective action is required!

Conservative Home: (Miriam Cates) "[T]here is no doubt that the Leadbeater Bill would result in the deaths of thousands of vulnerable people, and eventually the poor, the lonely and the young". conservativehome.com/2025/05/28/mir…

-Disastrous demographics -Mass migration & breakneck social change -The undermining of anything we can unite around -Social breakdown & welfarism -A beached, hollowed-out economy I have a new piece out on how our problems are all *compounding* one another.

“Hungary is being fined €1 million a day for defending Europe’s borders.” We’re doing Brussels’ job to defend the borders of Europe, and getting punished for it. This is what standing for sovereignty looks like in today’s liberal order. But the tide is turning!

'DEI is political, divisive, and a complete affront to women.' Miriam Cates criticises taxpayer-funded trains covered in pride flags, particularly those promoting trans ideology.

🚨The most important graph in British politics👇 Why are average wages no higher than in 2008? The argument for capitalism is that gradually everyone becomes better off. But for 17 years that hasn't been happening. Why is Britain's economy stuck?🧵

'There's a perception Westminster doesn't agree with the British public...' Political Commentator Dominic Moffitt reacts to Attorney General Lord Hermer's comments comparing calls to leave the ECHR to the actions of the Nazis.

'The implications are really quite significant, and it's not what we want to see in today's age.' Conservative MP Richard Holden reacts to a new YouGov poll showing 77% of Brits believe first cousin marriages should be illegal.

'I don't think British people should be pushed to the back of the queue when it comes to infrastructure, housing and healthcare.' Lin Mei and Nichi Hodgson react to figures which show foreign nationals claim nearly £1billion in benefits a month.

‘Britain has become a blend of a homeowners’ gerontocracy and a casino for global speculators.’ ✍️ Gavin Rice spectator.co.uk/article/britai…

Dr Yasir Alnemary, who consulted on the first fully robotic liver transplant, speaks with GB News about the procedure carried out on an 8-year-old boy.

Policy Exchange Senior Fellow Dr Conor Casey discusses his report on Winston Churchill’s views on the ECHR, suggesting the wartime leader had reservations about the convention—amid renewed debate sparked by the Attorney General’s comments.

V pleased to appear on GB News this morning with Miriam Cates & Charlie Peters to discuss my Policy Exchange report with Yuan Yi Zhu rejecting the idea the current ECHR system can be seen as a genuine part of the legacy of Churchill, Maxwell-Ffye, Clement Attlee etc ⬇️

We are often told that leaving the ECHR would be a betrayal of Churchill’s legacy. But fascinating research by Conor Casey (Conor Casey) at Policy Exchange reveals that Churchill had serious misgivings about the Convention and did not accept ECtHR jurisdiction over the UK.

My latest for The Spectator 👇 Britain's economy has stagnated for more than a decade. We need radical liberalisation of the supply side at home. But we must also reindustrialise to on-shore value, boost productivity & rebalance trade.