If it moves, the government will tax it, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson Welcome to Rachel Reeves’ Britain, where if it moves, the government will tax it. Having entered power 16 months ago with a pledge...

27.11.2025 3

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It's time for Rachel Reeves to Make Britain Rich Again, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson Almost everything wrong with Britain in 2025 can be traced back to one fact: our economy isn’t growing. According to the Resolution...

21.11.2025 6

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Militant doctors are out of control

By James Hanson Has there ever been a trade union more spectacularly wrong about everything than the British Medical Association? It should tell you...

15.11.2025 4

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David Lammy must go: Britain deserves better than chaos and contempt from its Justice Secretary, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson In a strong field, David Lammy might just be the most incompetent member of this shambolic government. As Foreign Secretary, he...

06.11.2025 3

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There’s no such thing as a ‘free’ breakfast club

24.10.2025 5

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Badenoch can’t save a party that has forgotten why it matters, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson Once upon a time, the Conservative Party conference really mattered. Thousands of members travelled from all over the country for it....

09.10.2025 4

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Starmer has settled Labour nerves - but it cannot be a one-off

By James Hanson Sir Keir Starmer arrived in Liverpool needing to fend off threats from two very different foes. To his left, a challenger from...

01.10.2025 3

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Farage is too chummy with Trump

24.09.2025 3

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Britain is heading for another winter of discontent, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson Is it just me, or have we been here before? A Labour PM under siege, a stagnant economy, stubbornly high inflation, militant trade...

23.09.2025 7

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Chaos in France is a warning sign to Britain, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson There’s a crisis across the channel - and this time it’s got nothing to do with small boats. France has been plunged into fresh...

10.09.2025 10

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The Tube is failing passengers- and strikes make it worse, writes James Hanson

By James Hanson I love the tube. I use it every day and it remains the quickest, most convenient, and most quintessential way of getting around the...

03.09.2025 10