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IEA Regulation.

Regulation may scupper Musk’s vision for Twitter

27 April 2022

Regulation may scupper Musk’s vision for Twitter

27 April 2022

Matthew Lesh writes for City AM

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has written for City AM on the potential for the Online Safety Bill, … Continue reading “Regulation may scupper Musk’s vision for Twitter”

France is showing greater deregulatory zeal than Britain

27 April 2022

France is showing greater deregulatory zeal than Britain

27 April 2022

Annabel Denham writes for The Telegraph

Annabel Denham, IEA Director of Communications, has written for the Telegraph on Emmanuel Macron’s proven ambition to revitalise the French … Continue reading “France is showing greater deregulatory zeal than Britain”

Deregulate to grow the economy

19 April 2022

Deregulate to grow the economy

19 April 2022

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

Mark Littlewood, IEA Director General, has written for The Times on the damaging effect that poorly costed regulation, such as … Continue reading “Deregulate to grow the economy”

Football does not need a state regulator

7 April 2022

Football does not need a state regulator

7 April 2022

Victoria Hewson and Len Shackleton write for Conservative Home

On Monday it was reported that Minster’s are speeding-up the introduction of a new football regulator, suggesting the government will … Continue reading “Football does not need a state regulator”

Britain is becoming a paternalist’s paradise

6 April 2022

Britain is becoming a paternalist’s paradise

6 April 2022

Annabel Denham writes for The Telegraph

IEA Director of Communications Annabel Denham took aim at the Conservative government for unnecessarily over regulating large aspects of our … Continue reading “Britain is becoming a paternalist’s paradise”

Football regulator will destroy the beautiful game

22 March 2022

Football regulator will destroy the beautiful game

22 March 2022

Victoria Hewson writes for City AM

In an opinion article for City AM, IEA Head of Regulatory Affairs Victoria Hewson discussed her recent paper, co-authored with … Continue reading “Football regulator will destroy the beautiful game”

Own goal: Why an independent regulator is bad for football

21 March 2022

Own goal: Why an independent regulator is bad for football

21 March 2022

Professor Len Shackleton writes for CapX

IEA Editorial & Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton, co-author of the IEA’s research paper ‘Red Card: Why English Football doesn’t … Continue reading “Own goal: Why an independent regulator is bad for football”

Keep the state out of football

21 March 2022

Keep the state out of football

21 March 2022

Mark Littlewood writes for The Times

In his fortnightly column for The Times, IEA Director General Mark Littlewood criticised the Fan-Led Review of Football, which proposed … Continue reading “Keep the state out of football”

The government’s tech clampdown demonstrates its misplaced priorities

17 March 2022

The government’s tech clampdown demonstrates its misplaced priorities

17 March 2022

Matthew Lesh comments for Reuters

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has commented for Reuters on the government’s misplaced priorities following its toughening of … Continue reading “The government’s tech clampdown demonstrates its misplaced priorities”

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