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  • Mark my words: The BBC, the Blob and the Backlash

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, writes about the latest scandal to engulf the BBC. "This latest disaster for the BBC might - just might - be a catalyst to bring about real change."

     

  • The Quiet Revolution Against Britain's Unaccountable Elites

    What Britain is witnessing is a quiet, peaceful, but determined revolution. The old guard — those who thought they could continue to ignore the rising cries and common-sense mandates of ordinary people — should be deeply afraid of what is still to come.

     

  • Mark my words: Is it really the economy, stupid?

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, takes a look at the economic speeches made this week by Rachel Reeves, Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch. 

     

  • Mark my words: Go back to your constituencies and prepare for government?

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, was at Reform UK's "preparing for government" press conference this week. Here are his thoughts. 

     

  • Mark my words: Carefully calibrating the Caerphilly kerfuffle

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, takes a look at last week's by-election in Caerphilly. 

     

  • Mark my words: Britain is hanging by a thread

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, says that "Britain is hanging by a thread – and measurable chunks of it have gone mad."

     

  • Mark my words: Kemi has the baubles, but does she have the tree?

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, gives his take on the Conservative Party Conference. "Slowly, but surely, I think we are making some progress. But there’s still a long way to go." 

     

  • Totally Kemitted

     Swift celebrates a triumphant final day for Kemi Badenoch in Manchester

  • The Marks and Starks Show

    Our correspondent sees Dr. David Starkey on sparkling form at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester

  • The heat of battle

    Our scribe is at a packed-out PopCon event on day two of the Conservative Conference

  • Pirates of Penance

    Swift heads to Manchester to observe the Conservative Party Conference

  • Mark my words: The next few days - make or break for the Tories?

    PopCon Director, Mark Littlewood, looks forward to the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester. "The media will no doubt portray the next few days as make or break for Kemi’s leadership. But I think it’s rather more existential than that - it’s now pretty much make or break for whether the Conservative Party matters at all."