Miriam Cates: the radical traditionalist
Once a Labour Party member, the devout Christian and anti-woke campaigner is now one of the most controversial Tories in…
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Inside Viktor Orbán’s ideas factory
What makes Hungary so appealling to the new, radical right?
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Is the National Conservatism conference a glimpse into Britain’s future?
Britain is the latest beachhead for an American political philosophy that draws from the lingering influence of Donald Trump.
The Tory crack-up
Inside the dark new factions intent on taking over the Conservative Party.
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What do the Tories have to show for 13 years in office?
The Conservatives have now been in office for longer than New Labour but they have little to celebrate.
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Lee Anderson, the “Red Wall rottweiler”, howling at the moon
The Tory deputy chairman exposed the party’s divisions and deficiencies as he closed the National Conservatism conference.
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The National Conservatives are a glimpse of the Tories’ grim future
It is perfectly plausible that Suella Braverman or another NatCon candidate will be the next Tory leader.
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The Tories are falling into incoherence
Speakers at the first day of the National Conservative conference showed they don’t really understand the country.
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Jacob Rees-Mogg doesn’t want you to vote
An admission in the former minister’s recent National Conservativism conference speech was revealing.
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Is “National Conservatism” a dead end for the Tories, or a sign of what is to come?
Rishi Sunak may be tempted by an ideology of muscular nationalism – but he would risk alienating British voters.
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Death rattle conservatism
The NatCons are poised to capture a party in terminal decline.
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National Conservatism is an intellectual dead end
The NatCon movement offers nothing but the redundant fusion of economic liberalism and social authoritarianism.
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Could Sunak be the Tories’ new Pitt the Younger?
In the latest in our series on the crisis of conservatism, the MP Danny Kruger calls for a new radicalism…
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