Eliot Wilson is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including The i Paper, The Hill, The Spectator Australia, City AM, Daily Express, Newswav, and Spear's Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current affairs, culture, and society.
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Perhaps Starmer really is willing to tie his own hands by creating an authority which could block his nominations to the House of Lords.
Eyebrows have been raised, to put it mildly, at the news that the Ministry of Defence is using an artificial intelligence programme to assess submissions to the current review of Britain’s armed forces. The Strategic Defence Review was launched in July, and the following month a call for evidence was issued, inviting ‘serving military, veterans, MPs of all parties,
By: Eliot Wilson
Alex Salmond was the dominant figure in Scottish politics of the past three decades. He led the Scottish National Party for 20 years, was the first pro-independence First Minister of Scotland and brought about a referendum on the Union which ended his front-line career but put to bed any lingering notion that a separate Scotland was unimaginable.
If the World Service cuts back, other, often malign, providers will step into the breach. The influence of their backers will grow.
This is a hazardous project: the EU’s defence capability is weak and fragmented. Attempts to strengthen it are also likely to undermine Nato.
By: Eliot Wilson
Baroness Royall's commitment to the idea should concern Oxford students, academics and administrators
As they respond to veterans who have undoubtedly been wronged, ministers must be explicit about the purpose of compensation.
The Football Governance Bill is an extraordinarily coercive measure The state has no business extending its control to the colour of football strips
As president, Harris would need to engage with Saudi Arabia or take a conscious — and momentous — decision not to do so.
In effect, then, Reeves has given the Ministry of Defence the equivalent to a year’s contribution to the war in Ukraine, and no more.
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