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Mario Vargas Llosa was that rare thing, a freedom-loving literary genius of the Right
In a world where we all take liberal democracy for granted, we could do with remembering what the alternatives look like
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A US trade deal is within Starmer’s grasp, and it won’t mean chlorinated chicken
When it comes to trade, our Prime Minister has not put a foot wrong – and Tories should not be afraid to admit it
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Almost any MEP in Brussels could be prosecuted. Only Eurosceptics like Le Pen are
Technical misuse of European funding is difficult to completely avoid, and outright corruption scandals are frequent
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We win if the Right unites: that is the lesson from Canada and Australia for the Tories and Reform
Our two closest allies are heading to the polls. The Tories sister parties were sure of victory until Trump came along
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Behind the plot to crush our only anti-woke university
The Left celebrates its own tolerance, but the hounding of James Tooley shows it won’t tolerate dissent
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Cold, hard self-interest will force even Keir Starmer to embrace the opportunities of Brexit
Labour’s economic policies are pushing Britain to the brink – but it will be Labour too which will start on the repairs
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Starmer’s hatred of free speech will trigger economic war with the United States
Elon Musk is closer to public opinion in his ancestral homeland than our own Prime Minister
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Nigel Farage has the power to choose Britain’s next prime minister
Labour will cling to office if the Tories and Reform remain split. Sadly, that seems the most likely outcome
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Without a Tory-Reform pact, we’re sunk – but egos are almost certain to get in the way
On the European Right there are deep divisions. That is not true of the UK – but that won’t make doing a deal any less difficult
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Keir Starmer is going to Brussels with his begging bowl. It should be the other way around
We are the only major European economy that can forge a new trade deal with the US. That should be a our core priority
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In the 18th century, saying the wrong thing got you banned from Parliament. Those times are back
Cancel culture is dismissed as a figment of the Right-wing mind. Lady Meyer’s case shows that the phenomenon is all too real
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We all know Britain is broken. The answer is less red tape, not more
We are so addicted to legislation that even those things we do well - like English football - risk being strangled by bureaucrats
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The Chagos Islands betrayal shames Britain. Here’s how we stop it
As an MEP, I represented many Chagossians living in the UK. I know a a moral and mutually beneficial way to solve this crisis
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Britain’s liberal reputation has been trampled by the bleak reality of our DEI police state
PCCs were supposed to hold the force to account, but instead they have made excuses for the end of free speech
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If Trump goes ahead with his tariffs, even Labour will have little choice but to break with the EU
Trade barriers make us all poorer – and are worst for the country that imposes them. But cosying up to the EU would make things worse
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This is a seismic moment. Kemi must reunite the Right – or we are doomed
The challenge will be winning over voters attracted by an angrier style while still looking like a prime minister in waiting
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