UnHerd

*UnHerd*

Type of site	Commentary
Available in	English
Founded	21 July 2017
Headquarters	London, England, UK
Owner	Paul Marshall
Editor	Freddie Sayers (Editor-in-Chief & CEO)
URL	unherd.com
Current status	Active

Conservatism in the United Kingdom
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Ideologies Burkean Civic Compassionate Green Independent Liberal Classical Muscular Neo One-nation Powellism Progressive Toryism Hanoverian High Red Socialist Ultra Thatcherism
Principles Anglo-Saxonism British unionism British national identity Euroscepticism Familialism Imperialism Loyalism Meritocracy Nobility Noblesse oblige Ordered liberty Nationalism English Northern Irish Scottish Welsh Protectionism Royalism Social market economy Social stratification Sovereignty State church Victorian morality
History Cavalier Stuart Restoration Tories Jacobitism 1794 Treason Trials Old Whigs Corn Laws Oxford Movement Young England Neo-Jacobite Revival New Right Wets and dries Brexit
Intellectuals Bagehot Blond Burke Carlyle Coleridge Conquest Dalrymple Dawson Eliot Elton Ferguson Gibbon Gray Hayek Hulme Hume Johnson (Paul) Johnson (Samuel) Kipling Kedourie Lawrence Ludovici More Newman Oakeshott (Michael) Quinton Ruskin Scott Scruton Southey Trueman Waugh Wordsworth
Politicians Badenoch Baldwin Balfour Bolingbroke Braverman Burke Butler Cameron Canning Cazalet Chamberlain Churchill Clarke Cowling Disraeli Goldsmith Gove Hannan Hayes Hogg Howard Jenrick Johnson (Boris) Joseph Leigh Liverpool Macmillan Major May Osborne Peel Pitt Portillo Powell Redwood Rees-Mogg Ridley (Nicholas) Salisbury Tebbit Thatcher Wellesley Whittle Willetts
Commentators Amis Benjamin Bowden Burton Clarkson Cohen Forsyth (Frederick) Goodwin Hanbury-Tracy Hitchens Johnson (Paul) Kisin Liddle Lunn Moore Morgan Murray Nelson Oakeshott (Isabel) O'Sullivan Pearce Perry Pirie Ridley (Matt) Roberts Smith Starkey Sullivan Turner Watson Welch West Worsthorne Young
Literature Reflections on the Revolution in France (1790) "Tamworth Manifesto" (1834) On Heroes (1841) Coningsby (1844) Sybil (1845) Culture and Anarchy (1867–68) Orthodoxy (1908) The Servile State (1912) The Whig Interpretation of History (1931) The Abolition of Man (1943) The Left Was Never Right (1945) "Rivers of Blood" (1968) Our Culture, What's Left of It (2005) The Rage Against God (2010) The Great Degeneration (2013) How to Be a Conservative (2014) Conservatism (2017) The Strange Death of Europe (2017)
Parties Active Alliance EPP Christian Party Christian Peoples Alliance Conservative Party Common Sense Group Conservative Future (Defunct) Young Conservatives Democratic Unionist Party Heritage Party Reform UK Traditional Unionist Voice UK Independence Party Ulster Unionist Party Workers Party of Britain Defunct For Britain Movement Tories Veterans and People's Party
Activists Booth-Smith Bowden Forsyth (James) Goldsmith Hitchens Keen-Minshull Littlewood Marshall Montgomerie Murray Payne Shawcross Stroud Sullivan Worsthorne
Organisations Centre for Policy Studies Policy Exchange Bright Blue Blue Collar Conservativism Cornerstone Group CSC European Research Group The Freedom Association Henry Jackson Society IEA LGB Alliance One Nation Conservatives Orange Order Tory Reform Group Traditional Britain Group Turning Point UK Defunct Conservative Democratic Alliance Monday Club Right Book Club Social Affairs Unit Western Goals Institute
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Related Antidisestablishmentarianism Blue Labour Cambridge Analytica "Constructive conservatism" List of British conservatives Merry England O'Sullivan's first law Philosophy of Thomas Carlyle Politics of the United Kingdom Anarchism Extremism Left Right Liberalism Libertarianism Socialism Remigration Social Democratic Party (UK, 1990–present)
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UnHerd is a British news and opinion website founded in 2017 by conservative commentator Tim Montgomerie and hedge fund manager Paul Marshall. It describes itself as a platform for slow journalism which draws from both left-wing and right-wing perspectives, while others characterize it as conservative and right-wing.