William Atkinson is an Assistant Editor with a focus on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for various publications including ConservativeHome, CapX, and ICBA Independent Banker, and his work has been featured in The Spectator, The Progress-Index, ADAS & Autonomous Vehicle International, and New Statesman. William covers a range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues from a conservative perspective.
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By: William Atkinson
This month, there has been another eye-raising shift. On a comedown from last month's burst of optimism, the share for a Conservative majority is down to 24 per cent, its lowest level since August. The Labour majority figure has stayed steady at 14 per cent. And the shares for a minority Conservative government, Conservative-led coalition, and Labour-led coalition are all up.
By: William Atkinson
On Sunday I shared the results of our monthly poll tracking our survey panel's expectations for the outcome of the next general election.
By: William Atkinson
47 per cent also backed the hike in employers' national insurance as the Labour policy they would most like to see reversed.
Politics is being played at ten times speech. Badenoch must blunt Farage's advance, and fast.
By: William Atkinson
As the days tick down until Christmas, most participants in the collective nervous breakdown we call politics will be easing up the pace.
By: William Atkinson
Sorry, Deputy Prime Minister, but the last thing local government should do is make sense to the man and woman in Whitehall, especially if its finances remain unreformed.
From the sacred text , one can pinpoint the point at which Rishi Sunak was doomed. He was dealt the poorest of poor hands.
By: William Atkinson
Few would suggest Kemi Badenoch had has a perfect start as Leader of the Conservative Party.
By: William Atkinson
As one of Britain’s leading centre-right intellectuals, the distinguished priest will greatly improve the lightweight tory benches
When, aged 25, Amsa Akhras swapped pursuing an MBA at Harvard for marrying a meek-looking ex-ophthalmology student named Bashar al-Assad, she had no illusions as to her beau's career.
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