EU officials and Brexiteers share fear of being trapped in a political union with one another

9 April 2019
Government and Institutions

EU officials and Brexiteers share fear of being trapped in a political union with one another

9 April 2019

Kate Andrews writes for The Spectator Coffee House

Kate Andrews, Associate Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs has written for The Spectator’s Coffee House on the possibility … Continue reading “EU officials and Brexiteers share fear of being trapped in a political union with one another”

It’s difficult to imagine a more blatantly elitist project than the Lancet Commission on Obesity

28 January 2019
Lifestyle Economics

It’s difficult to imagine a more blatantly elitist project than the Lancet Commission on Obesity

28 January 2019

Christopher Snowdon writes for Spectator Health

The IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has written for Spectator Health, in light of the Lancet Commission on … Continue reading “It’s difficult to imagine a more blatantly elitist project than the Lancet Commission on Obesity”

Bureaucrats and activist shouldn’t be allowed to decide what the public is allowed to eat

27 January 2019
Lifestyle Economics

Bureaucrats and activist shouldn’t be allowed to decide what the public is allowed to eat

27 January 2019

Christopher Snowdon comments in the Sunday Mirror

The IEA’s Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted by the Sunday Mirror, in light of the Lancet … Continue reading “Bureaucrats and activist shouldn’t be allowed to decide what the public is allowed to eat”