If the UK matched Australia’s survival rates – or even just met them halfway – thousands of additional lives would … Continue reading “UK HEALTH OUTCOMES WOULD BE BETTER WITHOUT THE NHS, FINDS NEW PAPER”

Earlier in July, the government outlined plans to increase employers and employees National Insurance Contributions to fund social care. Responding … Continue reading “Social care tax will jeopardise economic growth”

Government has taken a pickaxe to our freedoms over the course of this pandemic, tirelessly chipping away at our basic … Continue reading “Mandatory vaccine passports: a shove, not a nudge”

Concerns have been raised by industry representatives that the chaos caused by the NHS Test and Trace app could lead … Continue reading “‘Pingdemic’ could delay the return of GDP to pre-pandemic levels by a few months”

The number of people being told to self-isolate after having been “pinged” by the Covid app has risen to hundreds … Continue reading “Test and Trace’s flaws threaten to wreak economic havoc on the country”

In an op-ed for The Telegraph, IEA Head of Public Affairs, Emma Revell, argued that awarding NHS staff with the … Continue reading “The NHS needs reform, not the George Cross”

The New York Post has quoted IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics, Christopher Snowdon, in their coverage of the World Health … Continue reading “Christopher Snowdon’s comment on WHO women alcohol ban reported in the New York Post”

IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has slammed the World Health Organisation’s call to stop women of child bearing … Continue reading “WHO wrong to call on women aged 18 to 50 to stop drinking alcohol”

In response the the World Health Organisation’s call for women of childbearing age not to drink alcohol, IEA Head of … Continue reading “WHO call for women of childbearing age not to drink alcohol is “unscientific and absurd””