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Reform are gearing up to kick Starmer’s red wall down
There’s no end in sight for Labour’s governing woes
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Smart meters are a creeping invasion of our privacy
A letter demanding I replace my traditional meter served as a terrifying warning of what’s to come
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Labour’s war on crime should start at home
An increase in defence spending is welcome, but the biggest threat to our safety is on our lawless streets
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The sooner Rachel Reeves is gone, the better
The last thing the embattled Chancellor needs is a scandal – but that’s precisely what she’s stuck in the middle of
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The police have learnt nothing over the last year
When do we finally look at the behaviour on our streets and say: enough is enough?
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My phone was stolen – what came next was somehow worse
A police officer even confessed that his own mobile had been taken the week before
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Green zealots will come to regret their war on motorists
The European electric car market is collapsing, leaving the Labour government scrambling for answers
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Labour’s Brexit betrayal will lose them the next election
Keir Starmer’s unwelcome flirtations with the EU might be the fatal mistake that defines his increasingly hapless Premiership.
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Starmer’s honeymoon period was over before it began
The Prime Minister is now being confronted with the harsh realities of governing
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Broadcast media fawning over Labour is a national embarrassment
Senior journalists can hardly disguise their glee at Starmer’s election victory. There’s no hope they’ll hold this government to account
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In the NHS blame game, it’s now the patients who are at fault
Unwilling to countenance reform, worshippers of the crumbling system are suggesting it is our behaviour that must change
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Sadiq Khan is destroying London
From his disastrous anti-car obsession to his would-be thought-policing, Londoners are sick and tired of their Mayor
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If Starmer wants the keys to Number 10, he should drop net zero
Even after the recent climbdown, Labour's green ambitions are wildly out of touch with the needs and wishes of their core constituency
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These local elections won’t change a thing
For too long, councils have focused on national issues at the expense of local ones. It doesn't matter who is in charge, the model is broken
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