As Britain’s ‘mortgage prisoners’ seek help to see them through the difficulties of rising interest rates, the UK’s internal problems may prove to be small beer by...
Restrictive legislation and rules, high taxes and the attack on Traditional Culture are eroding Britain’s freedoms, writes Anthony Coombs
This week the new Bill to revoke retained EU law for Financial Services will be under the spotlight in the House of Lords. But, say Barnabas Reynolds...
A policy based on economic and political freedoms, nationhood and patriotism will help cure this country’s malaise resulting from prolonged membership of the EU, argues Lord Frost...
In censuring the UK’s mini budget, the IMF appears to be neglecting its central economic role, says international economic lawyer, David Collins. Rather than weighing in against...
As the Tories return from a difficult conference in Birmingham, Sheila Lawlor, Politeia’s Research Director, argues that their promise of marrying fiscal discipline and regulatory reform with tax...
The Chancellor's mini-Budget indicates that fiscal policy will play a bigger role in stabilising the economy, says Dr Gerard Lyons. The fiscal changes were necessary, non-inflationary and...
Leaving the EU was the first stage of exit. We must now move forward and leave behind the EU’s system of regulation, says Barnabas Reynolds. Only when we...
As the WTO Ministerial Conference met in Geneva last week, expectations were not high. Yet not only was some progress made, says David Collins, but the WTO...
The Brexit Freedoms Bill aims to end the special legal status of EU law. It will also simplify the removal of retained EU law. Here Barnabas...