The University TimesOpinion

The Rise of Reform UK and Its Implications Across the Irish Sea

But what would a potential Reform UK government mean for Ireland? Although Farage has stated that he would consider a Reform ...

The rise of Christian nationalism in Britain and its relationship with the far right

A new type of Christianity - more militant, more political - is on the rise. But some in the Church of England claim this is ...

MICHAEL GOVE: In the shabby twilit days of Starmerism, faith and pride in our country is now the love that dare not speak its name

This Tuesday, for two precious minutes, the country will be united. The memory of our war dead, and the sacrifices they made, ...
Belfast News LetterOpinion

Ben Lowry: Unionists and Conservatives are rightly hitting back at Irish nationalist demands that the UK be neutral over Northern Ireland

One of the worst aspects of the Anglo Irish Agreement (see below) was that it led ultimately to the UK committing to ...
Opinion

Mamdani’s global city clashes with Trump’s red-neck nationalism

Prominent US right wingers have tarred the 34-year-old as a supposed “jihadist,” a “Jew hater". In their eyes, Mamdani’s Indian-Ugandan origins are suspect, and lawmakers have sought ways to ...
The American ConservativeOpinion

Britain’s SDP Leader: Neoconservatism as a Movement Is ‘Dead’

William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party of the United Kingdom, sat down with The American Conservative, to ...
Daily Express

Senior economists tear apart Rachel Reeves’ Brexit blame for economy crisis

09:35, Wed, Oct 22, 2025 Updated: 09:35, Wed, Oct 22, 2025 Respected senior economists have emerged to condemn Rachel Reeves’ attempts to pin blame on Brexit ahead of her second tax-raising Budget ...
AOL

I’m glad we can now talk about Brexit damage, says Wes Streeting

Wes Streeting has said he is delighted that the government can now speak about the problems caused by Brexit, as the prime minister gears up to blame the UK’s exit from the European Union for ...