
Henry Hill
Deputy Editor at ConservativeHome
Contributor at The Telegraph
Deputy Editor, ConHome. 'Would be played by Dave Bautista' - @fivezeroniner 'Outwardly respectable' - Alex Massie “He looks like a lad but sounds like a posho”
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4 days ago |
capx.co | Henry Hill
24 June 2025 @HCH_Hill Photo: John Keeble/Getty Images Photo: John Keeble/Getty Images Watching Jeremy Clarkson take on the establishment should entertain wonks everywhere Clarkson has morphed from farmer to publican for the latest series of 'Clarkson's Farm' 'Clarkson’s Farm' has a well-earned position at the very pinnacle of current factual programming ‘Clarkson’s Farm’, the fourth season of which recently concluded on Amazon, is a remarkable artefact. Not even had they wished on a magic...
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5 days ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Henry Hill
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5 days ago |
conservativehome.com | Henry Hill
Nigel Farage has a new policy on non-doms. It seems, on the face of it, quite clever. Non-doms are a political problem. They’re rich, at a point when this country has fewer rich people than most voters probably think; and they’re almost definitionally mobile, which makes bleeding them white via a wealth tax tricky.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Henry Hill
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1 week ago |
conservativehome.com | Henry Hill
In 2020, a year on from the 2019 general election, YouGov had Labour’s net favourability at -15. The Opposition was not in a good place; the Hartlepool by-election, after which Sir Keir Starmer reportedly considered resigning after the Conservatives won it on a 23-point swing, lay in the future. Yet they were at least still nine points ahead of the Tories, whose own net favourability at the same point was -24, and their score wasn’t so far underwater as all that – at least compared to today.
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