Opinion
Argument and analysis from writers who say what they think, on the political fights, cultural arguments and public decisions that are shaping Britain.
The man who built a career demanding transparency won't apply it to himself
Nigel Farage made his comeback railing against a bank that hid its files from him. Now he is the one under investigation over money he did not declare, and the transparency he demanded of others is nowhere to be found.
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OpinionNigel Farage is running from scrutiny and calling it democracy
He resigned the moment the standards inquiry closed in, and called it a crusade. Nigel Farage has built a career on taking the money and the applause, and leaving the country to pick up the bill.
OpinionSetting standards from the top matters - it really is time to bring respect back to the classroom, says Bill Rammell
'There is a problem of lack of respect and support for teachers and authority in schools'
Opinion'We must define ourselves by what we stand for' - Sir Robert Buckland
Sir Robert Buckland was Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice from 2019 to 2021
OpinionGB News viewer perfectly sums up why the channel is NOT the BBC in a brilliant five-point summary
Linda Finlow from Cheshire revealed why she tunes into GB News during an interview on the winter fuel payments
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Forget party politics these are the five things ANY housing minister must do to reform the property market
Property expert Jonathan Rolande sets out what he would do in his first 100 days if he was in Government
A government should never release violent criminals. I've seen what happens when they do
Labour must think of the impact the early release of police killers would have, the former First Minister of Northern Ireland writes
How do ethnic majorities become minorities? It doesn't make you racist to ask this question
OPINION: Experience has taught me that cock-up is usually a better guide to human affairs than conspiracy, writes broadcasting veteran Colin Brazier
Not satisfied with destroying the rental market, Labour is now taking a blowtorch to home ownership
This Government prioritises righteousness over economic consequences, writes the GB News presenter
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This summer's real homework question: Are we raising a generation that can't think?
Far too often, 'working smarter' is simply being used as a respectable-sounding excuse for not doing the work at all, writes the GB News presenter
"We have to stop teaching our children ‘Britain is a historic failure,’" writes Marcus Gibson
Author Marcus Gibson calls for lessons aimed at rebuilding knowledge – but never uncritically – in Britain's history
Labour's war on petrol and diesel cars will bring our motoring industry to its knees
Miriam Cates was the Conservative MP for Penistone and Stocksbridge from 2019 to 2024.
'The state pension should be seen as a benefit, not a right', says Patrick O’Donnell
Future generations will not have a state pension of their own if we don’t address the funding issues immediately, writes Patrick O’Donnell
Islamopopulism lurks underneath these results - and it's reshaping the electoral map
Our democracy is entering uncharted territory, writes the independent researcher and commentator
Andy Burnham just hasn’t earned it yet, baby - Heaven knows we need an election now
The GB News Editorial Director has issued a wake-up call to the incoming Prime Minister