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Our top ten picks of the week | Conservative Home


An election-year debate the Party has chosen to have: how many criminals should we let out of prison early? 

Henry Hill

“Inspiring stuff. I wonder how that Labour poll lead on low and order is coming along.”

Goodbyeee

William Atkinson

“Are the local election results sufficiently terrible that Rishi Sunk has earnt the right to march us slowly towards the guns later this year?”

Sunak is a far better prime minister than his critics will admit 

Andrew Gimson

“He does not just say what people want him to say, regardless of whether he can achieve it.”

Why the next Tory leader will say all the right things – from the safety of opposition 

Daniel Hannan

“One of the few perks of the position is that you can ignore the inevitable compromises of office: the difficult civil servants, the blocking backbench minorities, the hostile opinion polls.”

An indecisive Netanyahu is running out of the time for an Israel-Gaza ceasefire 

Garvan Walshe

“Israel can’t take Rafah without killing the hostages, and, possibly, its alliance with America and the Sunni Arab states. Hamas won’t give up the hostages, unless it can prevent an Israeli attack, at least for a while.”

Too many councillors (and pundits) are too quick to blame Westminster for voters’ anger 

Dr Sarah Ingham

“Since 2018, seven local authorities have effectively gone bankrupt. The roll of dishonour includes, shamefully, three Conservative councils: Northamptonshire, Thurrock, and Woking.”

Migration is not making Britain better off. Ministers must listen to voters – and act now. 

Neil O’Brien MP

“There is little reason to think that doubling down on net migration is going to magically produce different results to the last 25 years.”

Conservative should learn from Houchen and Street to be loud and proud of their environmental record 

Sam Hall

“Local election losses, including in London, show the electoral limits of fighting Uxbridge-style campaigns that pit the environment against the cost of living.”

Downhearted at our prospects? I’ve just been elected the first Conservative councillor in Newcastle for 32 years. 

Doc Anand 

“Many people tell we have made history. I say it is just the start. This is just the trailer – wait for the movie…”

Smaller parties normally perform better in by-elections, but Reform UK might be different 

Henry Hill

“With few activists and little local messaging, it doesn’t seem particularly likely to thrive in such contests, at least compared to what we normally expect from smaller parties.”

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