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‘DEI mindset is killing people’ – Henry Nowak & Britain’s two-tier policing crisis
<p>This week: the Henry Nowak case, two-tier policing – and what the latest Mandelson files reveal about Labour.</p><p>After the murder of 18-year-old Henry Nowak, Michael and Madeline ask whether the police response exposed something deepl
When was Britain’s finest hour? – and how to beat Burnham
<p>This week: what makes a great battle? From Waterloo, Trafalgar, the Battle of Britain to Stalingrad, Michael and Maddie discuss what separates a decisive victory from a merely dramatic one, and why great military leaders still matter.</p
Peter Murrell's mafia-style SNP – and inside the Reform-Restore feud
<p>This week: the Peter Murrell scandal and the collapse of the SNP’s moral authority. After Nicola Sturgeon’s estranged husband and the party’s former chief executive pleaded guilty to embezzling more than £400,000 from SNP funds, Michael
If Burnham loses Makerfield, Labour is finished – Maurice Glasman | Part two
<p>Maurice Glasman returns for the second part of his conversation with Michael and Maddie – this time to ask whether the Makerfield by-election could write Labour’s obituary notice.</p><p>As Andy Burnham prepares to take on Reform in one o
Maurice Glasman: how the progressives killed Labour | Part one
<p>Maurice Glasman, Labour peer and founder of Blue Labour, has spent years warning that Labour has lost touch with the people it was created to represent. In the first of a two-part conversation on <em>Quite right!</em>, he joins Michael a
Forget Wes, this is who we really need as PM
<p>In this week’s Q&A: as Wes Streeting finally breaks cover, which former prime minister would you parachute into No. 10 to save the country? Michael makes the case for Palmerstonian vigour, while Maddie weighs up Lord Salisbury and Pitt t
Keir Starmer’s last stand – will Labour force him out?
<p>This week: Keir Starmer’s leadership is in crisis. As pressure builds on the Prime Minister, Michael and Madeline ask whether Starmer can survive the rebellion now gathering pace in his own party.</p><p>They discuss the runners and rider
My advice for the next Labour leader
<p>In this week’s Q&A: how do you mount a Labour leadership coup? As the results of the local elections roll in and speculation builds about Starmer’s future, Michael and Maddie discuss the mechanics of leadership bids, the dangers facing A
Britain’s antisemitism 'emergency' – and have Reform gone too far?
<p>This week: antisemitism in Britain, the government’s response – and where Reform may have gone too far.</p><p>After the attack in Golders Green, Michael and Madeline ask whether antisemitism has become a daily reality for Britain’s Jewis
Katie Lam on the grooming gangs, Jenrick & why Farage is not fit to be PM
<p>Katie Lam is one of the brightest lights of the Conservative party. Frequently tipped as a future leader, her interventions in the House on immigration and the grooming gangs scandal have won her a large following on social media – and,
Why you should be proud to be English – and Rowling vs Campbell
<p>In this week’s Q&A: what should make you proud to be English? With St George’s Day prompting reflection, Michael and Maddie discuss the traditions, institutions and cultural inheritance that define England – from pubs and parishes to Sha
Starmer out? — be careful what you wish for
<p>This week: the Mandelson row deepens – and a bigger question about Keir Starmer’s judgment and authority.</p><p>After a bruising appearance from Olly Robbins at the Foreign Affairs Committee, Michael and Madeline ask whether the Prime Mi
Local elections preview: how bad will it be for Labour?
<p>In this week’s Q&A: are the local elections about to deliver a political shock? With Labour facing pressure from Reform, the Greens and resurgent local challengers, Michael and Maddie assess whether the party is heading for heavy losses
Southport inquiry: they knew he was evil, why wasn’t he stopped?
<p>This week: the Southport inquiry and a deeper question about why Britain’s institutions keep failing to act. After a damning report into the killings revealed that Axel Rudakubana was ‘known to authorities’, Michael and Madeline ask how
Anas Sarwar: why I said Starmer should go – and what I told Wes Streeting
<p>One month on from calling for Keir Starmer's resignation, Anas Sarwar – the leader of Scottish Labour – joins Michael Gove to reflect on British politics ahead of the May elections. Does he stand by his call for the Prime Minister to go?
Q&A: Do the Tories need a bigger kicking?
<p>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</p><p>In this week’s Q&A: do the Conservatives need an even bigger kicking? After their worst defeat in generations, they debate whether the party has
Coexistence or 'dominance'? The political Islam debate
<p>This week: the row over political Islam and a bigger question beneath it. After Nick Timothy’s comments on public prayer in Trafalgar Square caused a political firestorm, Michael and Madeline ask whether Britain can still have an honest
Q&A: The Greens' secret weapon – and what happened to liberalism?
<p>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</p><p>In this week’s Q&A: the Green party and the rise of new MP Hannah Spencer. Does a softer, more appealing political style mask something more rad
What’s the point of Keir Starmer? – and the Lords vs the Commons
<p>This week: the stark question of Keir Starmer’s leadership. After a bruising week in Westminster – from fresh revelations about the Mandelson appointment to renewed scrutiny of the Prime Minister’s governing style – they debate whether S
Q&A: Should Starmer go left or right? – and Thimothée Chalemet’s tragédie en musique
<p>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</p><p>In this week’s Q&A, Michael and Maddie discuss whether Keir Starmer faces a deeper political dilemma: should the Labour party tack left to shore
Is Britain still a great power? – and why Ed Miliband should go | Quite right!
<p>This week: Michael and Maddie discuss the escalating crisis in the Middle East and ask a bigger question about Britain’s place in the world – is the UK still a great power, or has the conflict exposed just how limited our influence has b
Q&A: Has the Equality Act created a ‘hierarchy of victimhood’?
<p>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</p><p>In this week’s Q&A, Michael and Maddie ask whether Britain is driving its young and ambitious abroad. As more professionals head to places like
Iran: Trump has a plan — does Starmer? Plus the Spring Statement fallout
<p>This week: Michael and Maddie debate the escalating crisis in Iran and ask whether Donald Trump truly has a strategy – and whether Keir Starmer has one at all.</p><p>They examine what Trump’s strikes are meant to achieve, whether regime
Part two | ‘MPs are just not good enough’ – Munira Mirza on Boris, Starmer & Britain’s leadership crisis
<p>This is the second part of Michael Gove’s conversation with Munira Mirza. After reflecting in part one on multiculturalism and the fractures in modern Britain, this second instalment turns to the question of leadership, and the lessons b
Part one | Munira Mirza on multiculturalism, Islamism & how fear of racism is distorting policy
<p>This week, Michael is joined by Munira Mirza. Raised in Oldham and educated at Oxford, Munira worked at Policy Exchange before serving as Deputy Mayor of London under Boris Johnson and later as Director of the No.10 Policy Unit, where sh
Reform’s succession plan – and should Palestine Action be banned?
<p>This week, Michael and Maddie consider Reform UK's succession plan. With Nigel Farage unveiling his new shadow cabinet, attention shifts to the bigger question: who comes after him? Is Reform preparing for life beyond its founder – and i
Q&A: Should Britain abolish the monarchy?
<p><strong>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</strong></p><p>In this week’s Q&A, Michael and Maddie ask whether Britain should abolish the monarchy. In the wake of fresh controversy surrou
Labour crisis: ‘Starmer is more like Boris than people admit’
<p>This week: Michael and Maddie examine the crisis engulfing the Labour party and ask whether Keir Starmer is facing a Boris-style collapse of authority.</p><p>They explore what could be to come in the continued fallout from the Peter Mand
Q&A: Is Rishi Sunak English – or British?
<p>To submit your urgent questions to Michael and Maddie, visit spectator.com/quiteright.</p><p>In this week’s Q&A, Michael and Maddie unpack the controversy over whether Rishi Sunak is English or British – and why a debate about national i
Mandelson scandal: ‘from tawdry friendship to something sinister’
<p>This week: Michael and Maddie examine the fallout from the Epstein files and ask how a story of questionable judgment became a far more serious test of trust at the top of British politics. As new revelations emerge about Peter Mandelson
