If you’ve opened a paper, turned on the radio or watched TV today, then you can’t have failed to see that today is International Women’s Day. I think it’s important to highlight the plight of women in under-developed nations, and to look again at the massive health and economic challenges that many women face around the world.
However, here in the UK the occasion is being used by Labour’s rabid “equality” agenda to slap men around for not employing enough women, or for lingering too long on Page 3 of The …
Afghanistan. Voter apathy. Unemployment. Immigration. These were just some of the topics covered on the Riz Khan show on Al Jazeera
The Eric Forth Award for Activism is an annual award given out at the YBF Activist Training Conference:
Eric Forth was one of the true characters of British politics.
A House of Commons man to his core, Eric not only knew parliamentary procedure inside out but he knew how – and when- to use the rules to maximum advantage.
Earlier this afternoon I appeared on Nick Conrad’s show on LBC taking part in a political youth debate.
Those of you that came to the CF briefing on Saturday received a taster of the sort of media skills training that the Young Britons’ Foundation can offer you. You also heard from a member of the CCHQ Press team, who told you all of the importance of understanding the modern media in today’s political process.
It is essential that you and your members are clued up on how to appear in the media, how to get positive media coverage, and what to do if something goes wrong. From September, the …
“Civil liberties” is a phrase used so much today that people tend to roll their eyes when they hear it.
Well wake up, people!
The reason it is such a common phrase in today’s political lexicon is because our liberties are so often attacked and undermined by the controlling, invasive and illiberal Labour government.
Today is St George’s Day – a day on which we celebrate all things English. After all, enough effort goes into celebrating Burns’ Night and St Patrick’s Day. It’s only right that we fly the flag of St George with pride.
There are some (namely, town hall employees with too much time on their hands) that would have us believe that this country’s flag is somehow offensive or even aggressive. True, it is most commonly seen hanging from the car window on match day, but does that make it offensive?
Things can only get better. Or so they sang, back in the glory days of New Labour. But as this tired and sleazy government is in its pathetic death throws, the question must be asked; have things got better?
This could be the topic of a university dissertation, so let me offer you an abridged analysis
The LSE’s weekly student newspaper, The Beaver, seems to have gone into a right panic about Michael’s assertion that the BNP are in fact an extreme left wing organisation
On 27 January at 11am the legend of the American right, Jonah Goldberg, will be addressing young conservatives in Committee Room 11 in Parliament. He is the Editor of National Review Online – America’s most influential and widely read website for conservative news, opinion and commentary.
He is the author of “Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning” In this book, he shows that fascism is in fact a product of the left.
