Tim Newark is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for the Daily Express and his work has also appeared in The Spectator. Tim's articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues, often offering his own perspective and opinions on current events.
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By: Tim Newark
The riots must be stopped, and Keir Starmer should listen to what one of our former prime ministers has said if he wants to know how, says Tim Newark.
By: Tim Newark
Older users are rightly suspicious of downloading apps and refuse to do it, which reduces their mobility and independence, says Tim Newark.
By: Tim Newark
King Charles III's newest coins also celebrate UK's flora and fauna. (Image: Getty) For thousands of years, coins have captured a moment in time, reflecting the ethos of their age.
Just as we emerge from postpandemic gloom, it seems we have the wrong government with the wrong ideology at the wrong time.
A key metric has plunged since Keir Starmer's Labour won the General Election.
By: Tim Newark
Polling shows what a majority of ethnic minority people think about the views of left-wingers who claim to speak in their interests.
By: Tim Newark
The stark truth is that the victim was not 'unarmed'.
It would benefit the Labour Party greatly if the Government realised a simple truth about its fight with farmers.
By: Tim Newark
Keir Starmer and co seem to be under the illusion that just because a tax increase isn't applied to workers' pay packets it won't hurt ordinary people.
Tony Blair later regretted unleashing the fury of the countryside, admitting it was one of his biggest mistakes
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