Starmer’s Britain won’t be China’s peer, it’ll be Xi’s puppet Tuesday, 19 November, 2024 Britain will regret getting into bed with the most brutal and unreliable of regimes. The Prime Minister’s face-to-face meeting with President Xi Jinping at the G20 raises concern for many, as it appeared not to understand the nature of China’s governing Communist Party. You couldn’t fail to notice how as Starmer started to raise concerns about human rights issues, the media who were present in the... Articles
Our commitment to net zero has become quasi-religious. It needs to be scrutinised properly. 25th October 2021 The ultimate effect of this rushed strategy could be to push political and economic power East, into the hands of Beijing. The greatest irony of the climate... Articles
The EU has come back to the negotiating table. Now we must be strong. 15th October 2021 Lord Frost knows it is in our permanent interest that there must be no border between Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The Prime Minister is right to have... Articles
Britain's energy vulnerability plays straight into China's hands 12th October 2021 Transitioning to renewable energy is a noble objective, but policymakers must recognise that in the meantime, the lights must stay on. In the mid 2000s, Britain... Articles
‘Working from home’ is damaging hundreds of thousands of small businesses, the wider economy and the UK's social fabric. 10th October 2021 ‘Working from home’ is damaging hundreds of thousands of small businesses, the wider economy and the UK's social fabric. More than 18 months after the first... Articles
The time has come to trigger Article 16 1st October 2021 Unilateral action is needed against an intransigent EU to rectify the Northern Ireland Protocol impasse. I was always led to believe that the survival of the... Articles
Don’t blame Brexit for driver shortages – our brainless bureaucracy is the real culprit. 26th September 2021 Covid exposed just how sluggish our institutions can be, and now we are paying the price. Harold Macmillan said that the thing he feared most in government was... Articles
The Aukus pact with Australia and the US marks the start of resetting the UK’s relationship with China. 17th September 2021 The pact is a good response to China’s taunts showing it will not allow aggressive behaviour to go unchecked. The decision of the UK, US and Australia to join... Articles
Why such a peculiar and chaotic rush to hit our wallets? 12th September 2021 The speed of significant National Insurance rise being forced through has strained public trust in the Government. The past seven days have left many... Articles
Biden's colossal mess is even worse than we thought. 28th August 2021 The loss of crucial intelligence and billions of dollars' worth of military equipment will come back to haunt the West. The news that 79 Afghans, 13 US service... Articles
