News from the New Party

Creating a nation of imbeciles
Some leaders of our education system would rather not teach children anything at all.

Splitting the Home Office is no solution
The troubles of the Home Office are political, not organisational.

The extinction of choice
Peter Hitchens argues that Blairism has destroyed the Conservative Party, resulting in the extinction of choice in British politics.

Northern Ireland's next step
Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams have taken a step forward in Northern Ireland.

The Chancellor's iron grip - on power
Forget the economics - this is politics as usual. The Chancellor is extending the government's control over all of us.

Signs of realignment in France
The fight for the Enlightenment has come home

Heroes of Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe's democracy campaigners have a difficult and dangerous task

Clueless Cameron's NHS con-trick
David Cameron insults the intelligence of the British people

Press Release: New Party’s proposal endorsed in funding review
The New Party today thanked Sir Hayden Phillips for supporting its proposal for exemptions from a cap on donations for smaller parties.

Sovietised science betrays Enlightenment values
Science is on the threshold of a new dark age

Labour goes back to the eighties
Labour's rebellion on nuclear weapons sounds like the good old days

A convenient lie?
Some in the scientific establishment just don't want certain arguments to be heard

Why Lesotho-on-Thames is the better option
House of Lords reform is based on flawed assumptions

British politics: Is it dead yet?
Meaningful political debate is clearly absent

Cameron's dad-bashing campaign
David Cameron has been making noises about the family again

Forthcoming meetings
Notices of meetings coming up

Public sector pay will always be poor
But the unions do not want to hear the reasons why

It's official: Education is a lottery
The unintended consequences of government education policies