How has Alastair managed to come back from some of the darkest places in his life, overcoming a breakdown while in the public eye? Is his…
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In Britain, we spend £25 on benefits for every £1 we spend helping young people find work. So why have successive governments failed to fix this…
How does Marco Rubio’s Parthenon speech fit the Trump administration’s ideas on European “civilisational erasure” – and how does it depart from traditional Republican rhetoric? With…
How will he change Britain’s relationship with the EU? Why has he agreed to publish details of meetings following the Manchester City scandal? With the Trump…
Will there be another EU referendum, despite Andy Burnham promising not to re-run old Brexit arguments? Will Michael Gove ever criticise Israel’s actions in Palestine, and…
Thursday 22 October 2026, 7.30pm · Cadogan Hall, LondonBrought to you by The New World magazine He’s invented a word. He says it’s the word the…
With Reform bogged down in scandal, and Kemi Badenoch setting out her political vision at Conservative Party conference, have the Tories finally wrestled momentum on the…
How fitting that new talk of joining again coincided with the 500th issue of The New World, originally founded to oppose Brexit The post Alastair Campbell’s…
Is the government’s ban on Palestine Action lawful, or overreaching? Why can’t Britain just send small boats straight back to France? Can faith and public duty…
As Trump becomes the first American president to personally welcome a visiting head of state off a plane since JFK greeted Harold Macmillan in 1962, did…