The kerfuffle about the way in which Mark Fulbrook was being paid was only too predictable, particularly given the haziness … Continue reading “The rise of the SpAdocracy”

Earlier this month, a video of Nick Clegg from 2010, in which he had dismissed the possibility of increasing the … Continue reading “How we are paying the price for “Cleggian discounting” today”

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has been quoted in The Epoch Times on the foreign policy propositions of … Continue reading “The next Prime Minister will face an uphill challenge, not just on foreign policy”

Matthew Lesh, Head of Public Policy at the IEA, has been quoted in iNews commenting on the Conservative leadership race. … Continue reading “Tories worried party divisions arising from leadership contest will have long-term consequences”

Matthew Lesh, IEA Head of Public Policy, has written for The Telegraph on the growing unpopularity of New Zealand PM … Continue reading “Jacinda Ardern is no longer “the darling of the progressive world””

In his speech to the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos last month, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said that … Continue reading “Classical liberalism vs liberal internationalism”

Lord Hennessy is a historian who has recently been making some waves with his radio appearance on “Partygate” and the … Continue reading ““A Duty of Care: Britain Before and After Covid” by Lord Hennessy: a preview of a review”

A survey of over 2000 family doctors working in England has indicated a sharp fall in working hours post-pandemic, with … Continue reading “Can’t get a GP appointment? Blame medical socialism”

Channel 4 has been an immensely successful enterprise. It regularly commissions popular programmes that attract substantial audiences funded by advertising … Continue reading “Privatise Channel 4”