“A group that demands the state take more power is rarely one the state truly wants gone.” Just Stop Oil is folding. But don’t mistake this for a retreat. Movements like this don’t vanish—they mutate. Just Stop Oil, the controversial climate activist group, has announced it will disband by the end of this month. They […]
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Why real diversity begins with rooted cultures, not imported slogans For decades, we’ve been told that “diversity is our strength.” This slogan is rolled out whenever public unease rises—whether about cultural cohesion, rising crime, or the slow unraveling of traditional ways of life. But Britain’s truest strength isn’t found in trendy slogans. It’s found in
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A Nation at the Crossroads In the late 1970s, Britain stood on uncertain ground. The empire had collapsed, our industries were in decline, and our position in the world seemed to wane. Margaret Thatcher stepped forward with a radical new model built not on shared duty but on market forces, deregulation, and global integration. This
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In February 2011, then-Prime Minister David Cameron declared that “state multiculturalism has failed.” At the time, his words felt bold—perhaps even visionary. But more than a decade later, his warning lies buried beneath record immigration figures and political inaction. Far from ending multiculturalism, our political class has entrenched it. Last year, 1.2 million people arrived
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Spring budget Statement to the nation, once again proving that Labour still has no economic plan despite nearly a year in office. Reeves has announced a round of panic measures designed to cut government spending, which she claims is a response to changing global factors. Markets were unsettled by her
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Two decades ago, the majority of young adults in the UK were in work. In 2000, around 68% of 18–24-year-olds were employed. Fast forward to today, and that number has fallen to just 59%, a staggering drop that represents 400,000 fewer young people in work. But that’s not the worst of it. The latest ONS
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Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire acitvists teamed up over the weekend to deliver our environmental leaflets around Langwith, Derbyshire. It is yet another village in the area which is under threat from solar farms and housing developments. Our message was well received from the locals we spoke to; none of whom were in favour of the surrounding
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Our Lincolnshire activists were out at the weekend spreading our environmental message around Tallington and West Deeping. There were positive interactions with the locals and a hard day’s work was topped off with a pint at a local pub.
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Next weekend, Independent MPs John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn will attend a central London police station under caution. This voluntary interview is part of the Metropolitan Police’s ongoing investigation into alleged breaches of conditions imposed on a protest organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. The event, held over the past weekend, resulted in more than
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In what could be the most significant overhaul of local government in decades, more than half of councils scheduled for elections this May have requested postponements. Labour’s newly announced plans for sweeping reforms, outlined in the English Devolution White Paper published on December 16, 2024, aim to dissolve the traditional two-tier council system, replace it
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