Nick Boles

We Brits are law abiding folk. We pride ourselves on our natural tendency to form an orderly queue rather than a scrum.

— Nick Boles

As his former chief of staff, I can't imagine Boris Johnson felt very comfortable telling the British people to 'stay at home.'…

— Nick Boles

I was elected to Parliament as a Conservative three times, most recently in 2017.

— Nick Boles

Like most Sun readers I am intensely proud of being English.

— Nick Boles

We should assert our rights under the EEA Treaty to remain a member after Brexit and apply to join EFTA as an…

— Nick Boles

We need to be vocal in our support of female colleagues who are pressing for a dramatic shift in the culture of…

— Nick Boles

Boris Johnson has turned the party of Disraeli and Churchill into a vehicle for shrill English nationalism.

— Nick Boles

As chairman of the housing committee, I had to help the council wrestle with the pressure on social housing from asylum seekers…

— Nick Boles

As Mayor of London Johnson could get away with amateur bumbling.

— Nick Boles

The Covid-19 pandemic is what insurers call an act of God. It has hit us like an asteroid strike and unleashed an…

— Nick Boles

I pay tribute to Theresa May for her sense of duty and her resilience.

— Nick Boles

Of course Margaret Thatcher was a remarkable and strong-willed figure but she was also a pragmatist, just as ready to upset her…

— Nick Boles

Norway Plus offers immediate advantages. We would be in the single market but outside the jurisdiction of the European Court of Justice.…

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Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng possess a level of intellectual self-confidence usually found among undergraduates. They always have.

— Nick Boles

Thatcherites and other disciples of economic orthodoxy will argue that monetary financing is reckless.

— Nick Boles

Theresa May is not given to grand declarations about her political philosophy.

— Nick Boles

Private sector suppliers have been the source of long-term care for the elderly and terminally ill for a very long time without…

— Nick Boles

When coronavirus first arrived in the U.K., the libertine instincts of our Woosterish Prime Minister seemed out of place. People wanted the…

— Nick Boles

Collectivists are of the view that pluralism in provision should extend to charitable institutions but not private companies.

— Nick Boles

Existing MPs, councillors, candidates and party members of liberal views would be encouraged to join. And we could use it to recruit…

— Nick Boles

We believe it is our duty to deliver on the result of the E.U. referendum while maintaining close economic ties with our…

— Nick Boles

The Conservative Party will only win office on its own when it has established beyond doubt its commitment to the advance of…

— Nick Boles

I am an instinctive loyalist.

— Nick Boles

Consumerists want to encourage private providers to compete with public providers because they believe that this will lead to increased efficiency and…

— Nick Boles

A significant number of people will not even contemplate voting Conservative.

— Nick Boles