Burkean Counter‑Revolution on Britain’s Right

The article argues Burke was not a timid incrementalist but an explicit counter‑revolutionary, and that Reform UK can claim his mantle to justify radical state overhaul. By recasting Burke this way, it gives philosophical cover to ambitious changes such as civil‑service restructuring beyond Tory gradualism. — If this frame sticks, it legitimizes aggressive institutional reforms as 'conservative,' reshaping how the Right defends disruptive governance in the UK.