The Conservative Political Action Conference, known in the United States for its flashy displays of support for former President Donald Trump and the 'Make America Great Again' movement, held a much more subdued event in London. The British edition of CPAC, as the conference is commonly called, took place without the elaborate costumes and fervent Trump-focused speeches that characterize its American counterpart. Organizers described the London gathering as a platform for conservative ideas, but attendees noted a notably calmer atmosphere. While the US conference often features merchandise, impersonators, and rallies, the London event focused on panel discussions and networking. Speakers avoided the bombastic rhetoric typical of the American version. The contrast highlights differences between conservative movements in the two countries. British conservatives tend to be less openly aligned with Trump’s style. Some participants said they preferred the more measured approach, while others missed the energy of the US event. The conference comes at a time when center-right parties in both nations are navigating internal divisions. In the UK, the ruling Conservative Party faces challenges from both the right and left. In the US, the Republican Party remains split over Trump’s influence. No major policy announcements or surprises emerged from the London conference.