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Now is precisely the wrong time to be complacent about civil liberties

21 January 2021

Now is precisely the wrong time to be complacent about civil liberties

21 January 2021

Emily Carver writes for Conservative Home

The state acting proportionately and in accordance with due process is central to the idea of civil liberties. Abandoning these … Continue reading

The Government should cancel the National League season

20 January 2021

The Government should cancel the National League season

20 January 2021

Len Shackleton writes for CapX

Writing for CapX, IEA Editorial and Research Fellow Professor Len Shackleton argues that the government is putting National League football … Continue reading

Lockdown sceptics will be crucial in the fight to regain freedom

20 January 2021

Lockdown sceptics will be crucial in the fight to regain freedom

20 January 2021

Victoria Hewson writes in the Critic

Many lockdown sceptics have been tarnished as conspiratorial and dismissed as alarmists. Despite this, there remains a legitimate core of … Continue reading

NHS staff have done a “great job” on vaccine roll out but more must be done

19 January 2021

NHS staff have done a “great job” on vaccine roll out but more must be done

19 January 2021

Christopher Snowdon quoted in the Mail Online

The number of people getting a Covid jab fell for the third day in a row on Monday when 204,000 … Continue reading

Coronavirus has driven a wedge between generations

26 November 2020

Coronavirus has driven a wedge between generations

26 November 2020

Annabel Denham writes for the Daily Express

IEA Director of Communications Annabel Denham has written an opinion piece for the Daily Express on how the governments lockdown … Continue reading

The true scale of Covid’s impact on the economy

26 November 2020

The true scale of Covid’s impact on the economy

26 November 2020

Christopher Snowdon writes for The Spectator

Christopher Snowdon, IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, has written an opinion piece for The Spectator on the economic and social … Continue reading

Second lockdown could cost “£8billion every two weeks”

31 October 2020

Second lockdown could cost “£8billion every two weeks”

31 October 2020

Julian Jessop quoted in the Sunday Mirror

As the Prime Minister announces a second national lockdown to last at least four weeks, with hospitality and non-essential retail … Continue reading

Is there a doctor in the house?

27 October 2020

Research

Is there a doctor in the house?

Mark Tovey

27 October 2020

Averting a post-pandemic staffing crisis in the NHS

Summary Shortages of PPE and ventilators have overshadowed shortages of doctors during the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet when normality returns and … Continue reading

UK faces imminent NHS staffing crisis, says new IEA research

27 October 2020

Healthcare

UK faces imminent NHS staffing crisis, says new IEA research

27 October 2020

Shortages of PPE and ventilators have overshadowed shortages of doctors during this pandemic, but that could change when normality resumes; … Continue reading

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IEA Coronavirus.

Now is precisely the wrong time to be complacent about civil liberties

Now is precisely the wrong time to be complacent about civil liberties

The Government should cancel the National League season

The Government should cancel the National League season

Lockdown sceptics will be crucial in the fight to regain freedom

Lockdown sceptics will be crucial in the fight to regain freedom

NHS staff have done a “great job” on vaccine roll out but more must be done

NHS staff have done a “great job” on vaccine roll out but more must be done

Coronavirus has driven a wedge between generations

Coronavirus has driven a wedge between generations

The true scale of Covid’s impact on the economy

The true scale of Covid’s impact on the economy

Second lockdown could cost “£8billion every two weeks”

Second lockdown could cost “£8billion every two weeks”

Is there a doctor in the house?

Is there a doctor in the house?

UK faces imminent NHS staffing crisis, says new IEA research

UK faces imminent NHS staffing crisis, says new IEA research

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