Isaac Ross fears a Corbyn government will use Brexit as a pretext and an apparatus to transform society into a mould of his ideological beliefs.  

Peter Divey believes the rate of foreign aid spending should be reduced until the deficit is eliminated and austerity fades.

Glenn Houlihan argues we should view the Royal family as a group of political actors and an affront to our democracy, rather than the sedate, cutesy reality TV stars we currently do.

Some of the most open, prosperous and happy nations around the world are low tax nations. So why doesn’t the UK join them, asks Rory Broomfield?

The increasing transfer of power from Westminster to Brussels prior to last year’s referendum reduced policymakers’ ability to deliver on their promises, which has led to a lasting corrosion of the public’s trust in politicians, says Alex Fiuza.