Top Conservative Articles for 12th Jan 2026

 

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Global warming – 40 years of scaremongering Steve Doughty A NEGLECTED anniversary: 2026, by my reckoning, is 40 years since the birth of the global warming scare. It’s true that global warming was invented in the early 1980s, a pet discovery of environmental activists. But it was 1986 when green campaigners really caught on to the prospect of a world-ending threat to rival Aids, […] How Iran’s despots lead Starmer by example John Ellwood THE Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office has updated its travel advice for those considering a visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran. This is what it says: The British Government advises against travel to the Islamic Republic. If a journey there is essential, on no account should citizens join the current protests. The Terrorism Act […] Covid – not so much a disease as a fascist device Roger Watson A VIRUS that arose in 2019, which did not cause anything like the predicted number of deaths, which posed virtually no risk to the vast majority and for which the measures implemented to manage it were demonstrably devastating to economies, businesses and lives is still news a whole six years later. Covid-19 is history and […] Mahmood must take responsibility for Prevent’s blatant indoctrination programme Bruce Newsome A VIDEO game funded by the Home Office warns children that researching mass migration is sufficient for referral to Prevent, its programme for tackling extremism. Pathways invites 11-to-18-year-olds to make choices for a teenage character to avoid being reported for ‘extreme right-wing ideology’. You can see it here. https://www.shoutoutuk.org/game/story.html Players begin by choosing whether ‘Charlie’ […] Why are Arabs shunning British universities? Because they are hotbeds of Islamism Bepi Pezzulli SO, THE United Arab Emirates has decided to protect its Muslim youth from radicalisation by discouraging them from studying at British universities. Fabian surrealism, groomed at home by woke cosplaying as governance, is finally colliding with the real world abroad. Like any decent farce, the joke lies in the reversal: when a Gulf state concludes […] Imperialism? I’m proud to be part of it Daniel Jupp ONE of the most hilarious things in current political discourse is just how archaic most of it is. Take the word ‘imperialist’. It’s still flung around as an insult, yet imperialism has been dead for 80 years or more. If the insult means anything at all, it simply means an objection to strength, influence and […]