Fraser Nelson is the Editor of The Spectator, a renowned British magazine. He is a prominent journalist whose work focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on politics, policy, and societal trends. Fraser's articles have been featured in various publications, including The Telegraph and New Zealand Herald.
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Fraser Nelson's coverage primarily focuses on national politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation in the United Kingdom. His articles often center around commentary and analysis of political events, such as those related to Rishi Sunak, carbon emissions reductions, birth rates, and Covid-19 policies.
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When Donald Trump was elected , there was almost as much jubilation in Moscow as there was in Mar-a-Lago. ‘‘Kamala is finished,” said Dmitry
The election result was not welcome news for Ukraine. But a potential deal may turn out better than expected
By: Fraser Nelson
We are importing workers at a time when millions are being trapped in welfare. Sweden has found a way out
Why is Britain, alone in the developed world, seeing a surge in sickness benefit claims? There are many theories and Alison McGovern, a welfare minister, offered a new one yesterday.
Now that I’m no longer editor of this magazine, I can admit that I spent the election night of 1997 cheering on Tony Blair. Reader, it gets worse. I didn’t particularly want a Labour government but I badly wanted the devolution they had promised. A parliament in Edinburgh would, I thought, consider why the East End
By: Fraser Nelson
Keir Starmer is planning a big speech next week, entitled “A plan for change”. It presents quite the opportunity.
By: Fraser Nelson
NHS reform and getting people back to work – he still has time to change Britain for the better
I went online and came across so-called 'sickfluencers', who help their millions of followers on YouTube and TikTok to maximise their benefits. Some charge £950 for a personal session.
By: Fraser Nelson
Marine Le Pen toyed with Barnier, then finished him. Will Macron be next? And with him, the Fifth Republic
None of them will admit it, but many – perhaps most – Conservative MPs will be cheering on Angela Rayner next week.
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