Conservative Party

A new poll has found that British people support members of the royal family voicing criticism of the government after Harry's recent court appearance.

Blowing up the national debt to finance an ever-growing government is not a conservative position, but it is a consistent result of what happens when a Republican is in the White House.

Sunak models himself as the heir to Margaret Thatcher, the divisive conservative U.K. prime minister who ruled between 1979 and 1990.

The real question is not who the next, short-term prime minister will be, but whether or not the Conservatives can be allowed to weather this storm unchanged.

Liz Truss is now the shortest-tenured U.K. prime minister ever, though she lasted longer than Anthony Scaramucci did in his job.

The U.K. Prime Minister lasted just 44 days in office after losing the support of her party and the British people.

The prime minister announced she was stepping down as leader after losing two members of her cabinet in a week, and pushing a disastrous "mini-Budget."

Liz Truss' standing with the U.K. public has crashed lower than Prince Andrew's despite a rape allegation by a victim of Jeffrey Epstein, which he has denied.

Truss faces mounting dissatisfaction with her leadership just a month into the job, with some members of her party reportedly calling for her to resign.

A possible collision course with the European Union will leave the United Kingdom no choice but to embrace the United States.

Truss is entering office as Britain's third prime minister in three years, with a credibility gap that may well be unprecedented in modern British history.

Liz Truss is the fourth Conservative politician to hold the office of British prime minister in the space of six years.

The modern "Tories" bear little resemblance to Benjamin Disraeli's movement.

The queen greeted Liz Truss, her 15th prime minister and Britain's third female prime minister, in an official meeting at Balmoral Castle on Tuesday.

It was completely alien to me to be told I was behaving in the wrong way purely because I wasn't white.

In a globalizing world that seeks to sacrifice national sovereignty to shady international institutions, Boris struck back.

The real scandal around Boris Johnson was that he was just never who they claimed he was: a conservative.

Johnson has been embroiled in scandal after scandal, including over parties that took place in Downing Street during strict COVID-19 lockdowns.

More than 50 members of Johnson's Conservative Party government have resigned over the past two days, urging him to quit.

The prime minister may not even stay in office through the end of the year, Sir Roger Gale, who voted against Johnson, said.

If Johnson loses the vote among the 359 Conservative Party lawmakers, he will be replaced as Conservative leader and prime minister.

Some commentators have suggested that the booing of William at a soccer match forms part of a wider historical criticism of "the establishment" by Liverpool residents, not a personal attack.

Prince William was booed by Liverpool soccer fans at the FA Cup Final and the slight has its roots in a long and deeply political history for the English city.

"The prime minister is a national distraction and he's got to go," said one politician after the reveal of an alleged 30-person party in June 2020.

Though the next prime minister election is not until 2024, Johnson faces the possibility of being voted out of power by his own Conservative Party.

"How can he lead the country through these difficult times, get people to follow public health advice, if he has so flagrantly breached the rules?" asked a Labour Party official.

Boris Johnson's Conservative Party endured a by-election defeat amid weeks of scandal over reports officials held Christmas parties in violation of COVID rules.

The new mandates were economically damaging and limited individual freedoms, argued many Conservatives legislators, with one calling them "a slippery slope."

The footage, which depicts a party held in December 2020, recently leaked and was aired on ITV to major controversy.

"Is there any wonder we are seeing so many young men committing crime?" asked Nick Fletcher in a speech that targeted "Doctor Who" and other media.