Britain could do with Churchillian leadership, but we don't need a prime minister channelling his ghost ...

The present Labour Government is constrained where it matters most: the public finances. Growth is anaemic and debt hovers at crippling levels. Any meaningful loosening, whether through higher loan ...

Many universities are selling access to UK labour markets rather than top-flight degrees Too many are using the student visa ...

In a spirit of amused devilment, I took part in the first great March by the ‘remaniacs’, as it entered Trafalgar Square and ...

More advancement in a century and a half of free enterprise than in the prior two thousand years. For generations, free markets lowered costs, raised wages and lifted billions out of poverty. Yet they ...

Britain was once the workshop of the world. Later it became one of the most open and dynamic economies in Europe. When the post-war economic model began to falter in the 1970s the country eventually ...

The last time the UK trained more doctors than it recruited from abroad was 2016 ...

When Covid vaccines were developed, he banned their import, claiming that Americans sought to alter Iranians’ DNA. He later ...

Something is going very wrong in European football. The sport has never been richer, yet it has rarely felt flatter. The great promise of football – its unpredictability, its capacity for genuine ...

The Growth Commission, which I chair, has calculated that such a move would likely cause a £15 billion hit to the UK economy.

London being home to these tests is a proof of concept for a regulatory regime that is quietly becoming one of Britain’s genuine competitive advantages. The last Conservative government eased the ...

Armenia is the world’s oldest Christian country. It is a profoundly Christian nation, and its faith survived decades of Soviet repression.