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Whatever happened to the green industrial revolution?

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Sunak is gambling with his Party’s hard-won green credentials

Sam Hall

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On interest rates, the Bank of England’s ‘Goldilocksers’ have won the day

Andrew Lilico

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Cynical Starmer sees votes for 16-year-olds as a reward for obedience

Joanna Williams

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Guidance on trans children could end up a legislative dog’s breakfast

Ian Acheson

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Britain’s future will not be determined by our relationship with the EU – whatever Starmer says

Henry Hill

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Did conservatism die with Roger Scruton?

The Conservative Reader - 18 Sep 2023

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Bans work, actually

The Critic - 15 Sep 2023

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There's no freedom without the family

The Conservative Reader - 11 Sep 2023

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Why 'they should teach that in schools!' is the least helpful phrase in education

Mark Lehain - 24 May 2023

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Who owns the supply side?

The Conservative Reader - 4 Sep 2023

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Whose AI Revolution?

Project Syndicate - 1 Sep 2023

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Disinfo-nation: the new censorship is here to stay

The Spectator World - 1 Sep 2023

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From road tunnels to railways, Britain has to slash the cost of getting things built

ConservativeHome - 1 Sep 2023

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Do spiders dream?

Knowable - 31 Aug 2023

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The cost of neutrality: how nutrient rules are sabotaging housebuilding

John Ashmore - 23 May 2023

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Regulation reconsidered

The Critic - 31 Aug 2023

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Whatever happened to the green industrial revolution?

Sunak is gambling with his Party’s hard-won green credentials

On interest rates, the Bank of England’s ‘Goldilocksers’ have won the day

Cynical Starmer sees votes for 16-year-olds as a reward for obedience

Guidance on trans children could end up a legislative dog’s breakfast

Britain’s future will not be determined by our relationship with the EU – whatever Starmer says

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Why 'they should teach that in schools!' is the least helpful phrase in education

Who owns the supply side?

Whose AI Revolution?

Disinfo-nation: the new censorship is here to stay

From road tunnels to railways, Britain has to slash the cost of getting things built

Do spiders dream?

The cost of neutrality: how nutrient rules are sabotaging housebuilding

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Regulation reconsidered