Britain’s Best Bet, With the ‘Collectivist Direction’ of Recent Governments, Is a Defiant Brexit Bloc

Nigel Farage’s Reform UK party appears to be in a position to benefit from the Conservative disarray.

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Prime Ministers Starmer, right, and Sunak during the State Opening of Parliament, July 17, 2024. AP/Alberto Pezzali, pool

Few surprises were on offer at the King’s Speech presented in the House of Lords Wednesday, in which Charles III read out the agenda of his Labour-led government. Highlights of Prime Minister  Starmer’s plans include re-nationalizing the railways, establishing a state-sponsored energy corporation, tackling the housing crisis through planning reform, plus raising taxes on the petroleum industry and private education to fund further intervention.

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