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In 2019, I was lucky enough to be selected as the Conservative candidate for the East London seat of Leyton and Wanstead. One thing that occurred to me while talking…

‘Sacrifice your values, save your health’ has been the real messaging from governments, journalists, and puppet celebrities for some time now. We live in an age where people are all…

The battle of Waterloo was ‘won on the playing fields of Eton’ according to the Duke of Wellington. How fortunate we are to have a sports-mad, old Etonian for a…

The deconstruction of the traditional family, with the aim of its destruction, has been at the top of the list for many major international organisations and foundations, many of whom…

Boris Johnson faces another date with destiny. In a few months, the poor man has already seen off Jeremy Corbyn, the EU and its massed ranks of domestic fifth columnists,…

Lockdown has inevitably changed how we look at work and may well have accelerated the possibility of remote working becoming the norm for many people. It is not a stretch…

While most of the world is engaged in the fight against the immediate fallout of the pandemic, analysts are trying to determine what the long-term consequences will look like and…

If we want to compare 2020 to a year in recent history, we could liken it to 1989; the year that started the collapse of the USSR. It was the…

Africa’s history has been one of exploitation in almost every time period. In the past few decades, Africa has tried to assert herself in the global order as her nations…

One week ago was the 150th birthday of Vladimir Illich Lenin, leader of the Bolshevik revolution and the first Chairman of the Council of People’s Commissars of the Soviet Union.…