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Yeah. did you? yes. well, first of all, it makes you love the bbc world service because that is your consistent link to home. secondly, you see how others view your country. and i think its fair to say that most people view our country much more, hold our country in much higher esteem than perhaps we do ourselves. and i found that in the foreign office as well when i was briefly there over the summer. you think thats still true? i do. i was only in the foreign office recently. so there we are, v...

Serious free speech concerns have been raised in the House of Lords regarding the Government’s Online Safety Bill.

Synopsis: The Right Inches Closer to Islamism: Islamists are not alone in seeking a partnership. Increasingly, conservatives are also working to coopt Western Muslims as important allies against the perceived evils of progressivism, even if Islamists

Supporting. i spoke earlier to lord forsyth. lord forsyth is a conservative peer and was secretary of state for scotland injohn majors government. he is now chairman of the association of conservative peers in the house of lords. he told me that he feels penny mordaunt should reconsider her candidacy. we need to bring this whole pantomime to a conclusion. i think the best thing would be for penny mordaunt to do what she says she wants to do, which is to bring unity to the party by withdrawing so...

Of 100 conservative mps — the threshold needed to get on the ballot — and is expected to officially enter the race. borisjohnson has returned to the uk from a family holiday, amid speculation that he is also going to run. earlier, i spoke to lord lexden, a conservative peer and historian of the conservative party im slightly surprised, given the circumstances in which he departed. given_ circumstances in which he departed. given the _ circumstances in which he departed. given the lack of suc...

We were joined by Tim Montgomerie, a Conservative activist, and Lord Jonathan Marland, the Conservative Peer who held several ministerial roles under David Cameron.

<p><span>Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second approved the appointment of three new Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) of the Court of the Bank of England. These appointments will be made by the King. </span></p>

They are both these storied institutions who are having quite difficult questions asked about them, their future. so i do think there is a sort of exceptionalism, but i also think they literally have the bandwidth to accommodate all of this in an elegant way and in a journalistic way. i woke up this morning to literally one of putins advisers shouting about nuclear war, and it was almost like we had had ten days of this serenity. youre getting up quite late! that was definitely after eight ocloc...

A oliticall the highest since the 1950s? we are a politically independent _ the highest since the 1950s? we are a politically independent charity - a politically independent charity with a conservative peer as one of our presidents and we focus on what our presidents and we focus on what our research and analysis of shows and we share that with the public. a lot of conservative leadership candidates are raising the point that the tax burden is at a high level then we have been used to in recent ...

Boris Johnson’s resignation as Prime Minister has left UK gambling in limbo with regards to its regulatory future, as frustrated incumbents continue to wait