Faith in tradition at the National Conservatism conference

There’s a hunger for a creative alternative to a secular liberalism that has become intolerant.

Jacob Rees-Mogg arrives at the 2023 National Conservatism conference in London.
Matthew Chattle/Alamy

It has been mocked by many but a speaker at its recent conference argues that National Conservatism is raising issues such as the impact on the poorest of unchecked globalisation and falling birth rates that few in the mainstream acknowledge / By SEBASTIAN MILBANK

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