News from the New Party

Bin and gone
That so many people persist in believing that "public services" are better than privately provided services is a testament to the effectiveness of decades of socialist black propaganda.

In praise of Peter Tatchell
Peter Tatchell is hardly a natural ally of the New Party; nevertheless courage and integrity in politics deserves to be applauded.

When Nanny goes bad
Is it too much to ask that experts just give us the facts, and let us make up our own mind?

Liberal Democrats fail to bridge the credibility gap
The credibility of the third party, never more than shaky in any event, has been considerably damaged.

Control orders
The failure to enforce control orders effectively makes a mockery of national security and human rights.

Political convergence threatens democracy
The convergence of the three main parties in the political centre ground denies the British people a choice.

Freedom, respect and cowardice
The current vogue for the avoidance of offence is not out of respect for the views of others, but rather a capitulation to the intimidation of extremists.

Towards a fairer education system
Academic selection is not the most important factor in devising a fairer education system.

Gaza's misery
Gaza is occupied by rival gangs of terrorists, criminals and fanatics, who are making the lives of their own people a misery.

Wasting police time
Whitehall's target culture is alienating the police from the people they serve.

David Cameron: a blight on British politics
Say anything, do anything to create the desired image - the content doesn't really matter to the new model Tories.

Letwin's hiatus
Oliver Letwin speaks of a hiatus in political thought but has no means of bringing it to an end.

France decides (part two)
The French have been provided with a meaningful choice and a proper political debate - which is more than British voters can expect.

A slight inconvenience
The New Party is backing a legal fight over the government's distribution of Al Gore's film to secondary schools in England

Labour looks into the abyss
The Blairites' surrender means the Blair vs Brown war is over.

Britain undecided
Thursday's election results paint a confusing picture.

Encouraging results for New Party candidates
Election results for New Party candidates show steady progress and cause for optimism in the future.