This week saw the arrival of a remarkably favourable climate for the Right of British politics. The arrival of undetected small boats for the first time in a year. The revelation that Britain is spending £12 billion a year on welfare payouts for foreign nationals. The spread of public protests about the border crisis. And growing public frustration over a distant and remote political class in Westminster. Yet, at the same time, a series of bombshell projections this week, based on the latest polls, suggest it’s the Right, not the Left, that is losing ground. They reveal what would likely happen if Britain held a general election tomorrow. And they do not point towards victory for the Right. In this week’s episode of The Silent Majority podcast, we break down the key points, the key trends, and what I really think is going on.
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