The saga over Sue Gray, the Prime Minister’s former Chief of Staff, is finally over. Forced out by rival Downing Street courtiers, Gray looks destined for well-deserved obscurity. If the briefings are ...
Britain is set to be the worst in the world’ is hardly something that any government wants to see blasted across the ...
The baby bust is moving up the political agenda. ‘Declining fertility rates put prosperity of future generations at risk’ is ...
Tragedy in Israel/Palestine: by contrast, banality in the UK. As for British politics, who would have thought it? No ...
As a rule, Conservatives aren’t interested in talking about electoral systems. They usually leave such chatter to disgruntled ...
Whatever you think about JD Vance, there can be no doubt that the US vice presidential candidate’s attack on ‘childless cat ...
Last year, on October 8, I walked past a group of anti-Israel protesters on my way into the Labour Party conference. This was ...
Over the coming weeks, CapX will be running a number of perspectives on the future of the Conservative Party. If you have an ...
In a Sun interview on 5 September, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson challenged opponents of the imposition of VAT on ...
In theory, we should be able to trust government to invest for the future. Government is – in the absence of pikestaffs and ...
In many ways, James Cleverly may be the consummate ‘small c’ conservative. He’s the sort of man who’ll gesticulate amusingly ...
CapX will be running a number of perspectives on the future of the Conservative Party. If you have an idea you would like to ...
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