Letters from an Englishman by Jacob Rees-Mogg
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A return to two-party politics?
Andy Burnham has managed to revive Labour’s poll rating and, after a successful Party Conference, Kemi Badenoch is doing something similar for the…
Oct 16
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Thoughts on the Tory Party Conference
In 1996 I went to my first Tory Party conference and have been to most since.
Oct 10
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Should we switch to PR?
The argument for proportional representation is seductive.
Oct 3
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September 2026
Benefits Reform – a fiscal and moral policy
The Conservative Party is founded on the idea that individuals ought to have as much freedom as possible, and that the state may only legitimately…
Sep 26
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How our laws are made: Part XIV
The Whips
Sep 22
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Why Piddington Matters
All governments are only able to act because of the consent of those who are governed.
Sep 18
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A Constitutional Coup?
Danny Kruger, the former Conservative MP who defected to Reform last year, has referred to the Labour proposal to give more power to the Cabinet…
Sep 14
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How our laws are made: Part XIII
Private Members’ Bills
Sep 9
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We must prepare ourselves for battle
If the trumpet give an uncertain sound, who shall prepare himself to the battle?
Sep 5
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St Dunstan, 924-988
Archbishop of Canterbury who helped create the English nation
Sep 2
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August 2026
Declining Parliamentary Standards?
Standards of behaviour among politicians have been an increasingly fraught issue since the 1990s.
Aug 28
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How our laws are made: Part XII
Ping Pong and Royal Assent
Aug 25
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