Henry Hill is a Deputy Editor at ConservativeHome. He covers a wide range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and world affairs, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and North America. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the New Statesman, The Telegraph, and The Times.
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By: Henry Hill
Long odds are not zero odds, though. The last election was an historic rout, but also a reminder that past performance is no guarantee of future events. Imagine telling anyone in January 2020 that not only would Labour be back next time, but with one of the largest majorities in the long history of our Parliament.
Keir Starmer has made headlines by meeting Xi Jinping at the G20 summit in Brazil yesterday. Could it mark another change of tack in Britain’s China policy? Labour has hardly been more forthcoming about its intentions abroad than any other area of policy, and China is no different. But the basic dilemma Beijing poses to [...]Read More...
By: Henry Hill
There's nothing like a fresh start, is there? After a long period of anaemic ratings in our Shadow Cabinet League Table, the Badenoch Era kicks off with every member boasting a relatively healthy score.
Our legislature is not an undergraduate debating society MPs have collectively chosen time and again to diminish their own function
The last thing Labour needed, after a difficult few months, was an international development that thrust the spotlight onto the UK’s refugee system. But in the long-postponed collapse of the Ba’athist dictatorship in Syria, that’s exactly what Keir Starmer has received. Foreign Secretary David Lammy has suspended asylum claims from the country, as have several [...]Read More...
By: Henry Hill
A fortnight is a long time in politics, so this month's Shadow Cabinet League Table kicks off with a small health warning: Andrew RT Davies is no longer leader of the Conservatives in the Senedd.
By: Henry Hill
Labour's decision to refuse compensation to the so-called WASPI Women was inevitable.
There is definitely a case for simplifying the British tax code
New figures published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this week, which show that more than half of Britons — and almost half of working-age Britons — receive more from the state than they pay in taxes, ought to be a nasty wake-up call for the Government. Not only is this fact at the [...]Read More...
By: Henry Hill
The Office for Budget Responsibility is much maligned, but whilst its impact on democratic politics is not good, one cannot help but feel a little sorry for the poor souls charged with drawing up its forecasts.
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