Britain's Response to US' raid in Venezuela
There are rare occasions when Britain disagrees with the US President, now should be one of them. Tobias talks to Sky News about what Trump's raid means for Global order.
The Dangerous Logic of Trumpism
Trump’s battleships are no use for confronting China. They are for monetising the world The Marmite President is indulging in nostalgia with his ‘Golden Fleet’ plans
US Airstrikes in Nigeria
'You should be supporting anybody who's persecuted in Nigeria if you're willing to bomb Nigeria in the first place...' Tobias Ellwood clashes with Ben Leo, saying Donald Trump is in 'dangerous' territory with strikes in Nigeria targeting Islamic State.
BBC Any Questions - 13.12.25
Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Wigan & Leigh College with former Conservative Party chair, now Reform UK member, Sir Jake Berry; defence analyst and former Conservative MP, Tobias Ellwood; Labour MP and Cabinet Office minister Josh Simons; and journalist and broadcaster Sonia Sodha.
Britain needs to tread carefully with Argentina...
If Argentina is looking outward again, we should not push it further into Beijing’s orbit. will Britain choose to shape Argentina’s future relationship with the West, or watch others do so in our place?
Time to stand up to our closest security ally
America is stepping back from global leadership and aligning with Europe’s chief adversary. No longer can we outsource our security to Washington, leaving us vulnerable.
Putin ready for war with Europe
Britain is already subject to war by Russia, imagine if they succeed in Ukraine...
Our Nuclear Weapon wont save us...
The nuclear age never ended; it only went quiet. And now, as the noise returns, Britain must decide whether it still wants to hear the siren first, or the silence after.
British boots on the ground in Ukraine
Britain is that nation that steps forwards and leads when it comes to European Security. It is time to be bolder and conclude this war. My comments on @LBCOfficial.
When surrender is sold as a strategy
When a sovereign nation is coerced into concessions that weaken its long-term security, reward an aggressor and trade its future for the promise of short-term calm, that is not diplomacy. It is capitulation.