
Victory in Harrow demonstrates a willingness among British Indians to vote Conservative
The subject has not yet been sufficiently studied, but there is clearly an affinity between the Hindu ethic and the spirit of conservatism.
The subject has not yet been sufficiently studied, but there is clearly an affinity between the Hindu ethic and the spirit of conservatism.
A pattern is beginning to form below the Defence Secretary, with Truss, Zahawi and Trevelyan coming in variously at second, third and fourth.
The Conservative Party Chairman adds that “frustrations” over parties “need to be balanced out with what has been achieved.”
Across the country, our local authorities deliver better outcomes without the inflated tax rates imposed by Labour, the Lib Dems, and the SNP.
The Conservatives can learn from the Republicans how to fight a culture war over LGBT topics, but also whether one should.
Meanwhile, Johnson is out of negative ratings for the first time in three months – and in comparative mid-table safety.
The Government gains from her making a Tory case on disparities, which too few of her colleagues are willing to do.
A review of the NHS Quango, Health Education England, which has a £4.3 billion annual budget, would be a good start.
Besides, many resent being legally coerced into funding a service whose worldview is completely at odds with their own.
Johnson is still in negative ratings, though less so, and Sunak’s score is at its lowest since he became Chancellor.
The Party Chairman says the question now is moving beyond the specifics to tackle “broader cultural issues”.
And Ministers associated with support for Covid restrictions suffer noticeable falls in their scores.
I’m more relaxed about the frontiers of the state rolling forward than some. But all the way into my bloodstream? Not without my say so.
Yesterday the Chancellor answered questions from a live audience on the process of putting together his latest policies.
It is a litany of uncomfortable and inconvenient truths. Obsessing over these does little to spur progress.