Alan Lockey, Author at CapX

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My Kafka-esque 'Homes for Ukraine' struggle exposes the Government's deeper malaise

Alan Lockey - 19 Apr 2022

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A 'mini budget' won't do at a moment of such profound crisis – Sunak must rise to the occasion

Alan Lockey - 22 Mar 2022

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Keir Starmer is moving beyond 'Labour values' – and the Tories should be worried

Alan Lockey - 4 Feb 2022

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Brexit

Brexit is 'working' – but it comes with a huge catch for the Conservatives

Alan Lockey - 4 Oct 2021

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Starmer must convince voters he actually likes the country he wants to lead

Alan Lockey - 28 Sep 2021

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Johnson's unique political appeal is about much more than 'culture wars'

Alan Lockey - 9 Jul 2021

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Why Labour is losing the working class

Alan Lockey - 12 May 2021

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Is Rishi's luck about to run out?

Alan Lockey - 10 Mar 2021

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America

Bidenomics meets Brexit: what the new President means for Britain

Alan Lockey - 21 Jan 2021

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Brexit

The Brexit deal is a big achievement - but Johnson shouldn't celebrate too hard

Alan Lockey - 24 Dec 2020

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Abstaining on Covid tiers is not clever politics, it's a dereliction of duty

Alan Lockey - 1 Dec 2020

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The Tories are counting the cost of abandoning fiscal conservatism

Alan Lockey - 21 Oct 2020

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If he wants to make an impact, Starmer must resist 'the vision thing'

Alan Lockey - 21 Sep 2020

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How Sunak can prove he's a different type of Tory

Alan Lockey - 4 Sep 2020

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Business

Rishi Sunak's next big challenge

Alan Lockey - 20 Aug 2020

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A good start, but Starmer must now make some big choices

Alan Lockey - 16 Jul 2020

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The time for a 'new deal' will come - for now Sunak should stay his hand

Alan Lockey - 6 Jul 2020

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The Cummings saga marks a turning point for Boris Johnson's premiership

Alan Lockey - 30 May 2020

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Business

We need to get real about the coming economic tsunami

Alan Lockey - 30 Apr 2020

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Beyond the crisis, there's a strong case for a Universal Basic income

Alan Lockey - 27 Mar 2020

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As British capitalism teeters, trade unions can play a crucial role

Alan Lockey - 23 Mar 2020

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How Coronavirus will change British politics for good

Alan Lockey - 6 Mar 2020

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Labour's original sin

Alan Lockey - 14 Feb 2020

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Brexit

We're finally leaving, but the PM still has to decide what Brexit actually means

Alan Lockey - 31 Jan 2020

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Boris' opponents must get real about his true political ambitions

Alan Lockey - 20 Jan 2020

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Business

From empathy to exodus: four futures for the UK economy

Alan Lockey - 3 Jan 2020

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Brexit

The coming battle for modern conservatism

Alan Lockey - 18 Dec 2019

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It's time for Labour to show some humility

Alan Lockey - 13 Dec 2019

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Business

The Tories must take on the challenge of platform capitalism

Alan Lockey - 1 Oct 2019

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Brexit

The Lib Dems embrace the polarisation they claim to decry

Alan Lockey - 19 Sep 2019

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Brexit

The Farage-shaped hole in Boris Johnson's election strategy

Alan Lockey - 6 Sep 2019

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Brexit

Why Boris Johnson may be playing with fire

Alan Lockey - 30 Aug 2019

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Brexit

Thatcher or Trump - the big choice awaiting the Right

Alan Lockey - 2 Aug 2019

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Brexit

Labour's supine soft left MPs cower in the face of big decisions

Alan Lockey - 19 Jul 2019

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Brexit

Corbyn is toast. Why am I not happier about it?

Alan Lockey - 29 May 2019

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Brexit

The Conservatives' reckoning with reality cannot come soon enough

Alan Lockey - 12 Apr 2019

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Brexit

The specious stance of Labour's soft Brexiteers

Alan Lockey - 25 Mar 2019

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Brexit

Chris Williamson and a second referendum could push more Labour MPs towards the exit

Alan Lockey - 27 Feb 2019

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Can the Independent Group claim the centre-ground of British politics?

Alan Lockey - 18 Feb 2019

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Brexit

MPs will be to blame for a no-deal Brexit

Alan Lockey - 24 Jan 2019

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Brexit

Fear and loathing define Labour's Brexit struggle

Alan Lockey - 16 Jan 2019

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Best of 2018: Corbyn’s response to the Salisbury attack is no slip-up

Alan Lockey - 25 Dec 2018

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Brexit will be Jeremy Corbyn's Waterloo

Alan Lockey - 21 Dec 2018

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Brexit

The reckless incoherence of Labour's Brexit deal opposition

Alan Lockey - 16 Nov 2018

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Brexit

Hammond needs to mix prudence and imagination in today's budget

Alan Lockey - 29 Oct 2018

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Brexit

The method to Labour's Brexit madness

Alan Lockey - 28 Sep 2018

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Anti-Semitism is tightening Corbyn's grip on the Labour Party

Alan Lockey - 3 Aug 2018

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The Tories should ditch corporatism and champion the self-employed

Alan Lockey - 26 Apr 2018

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Brexit

There's a role for a new centrist party, but it's not opposing Brexit

Alan Lockey - 13 Apr 2018

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Corbyn's response to the Salisbury attack is no slip-up

Alan Lockey - 15 Mar 2018

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Without Hammond's help, May is doomed

Alan Lockey - 22 Nov 2017

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Relaxing his fiscal rules is the Chancellor's only option

Alan Lockey - 8 Nov 2017

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Brexit

Attacking Corbyn won't defeat Corbynism

Alan Lockey - 9 Aug 2017

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Brexit

This election shows the intellectual poverty of British politics

Alan Lockey - 22 May 2017

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Alan Lockey

My Kafka-esque 'Homes for Ukraine' struggle exposes the Government's deeper malaise

A 'mini budget' won't do at a moment of such profound crisis – Sunak must rise to the occasion

Keir Starmer is moving beyond 'Labour values' – and the Tories should be worried

Brexit is 'working' – but it comes with a huge catch for the Conservatives

Starmer must convince voters he actually likes the country he wants to lead

Johnson's unique political appeal is about much more than 'culture wars'

Why Labour is losing the working class

Is Rishi's luck about to run out?

Bidenomics meets Brexit: what the new President means for Britain

The Brexit deal is a big achievement - but Johnson shouldn't celebrate too hard

Abstaining on Covid tiers is not clever politics, it's a dereliction of duty

The Tories are counting the cost of abandoning fiscal conservatism

If he wants to make an impact, Starmer must resist 'the vision thing'

How Sunak can prove he's a different type of Tory

Rishi Sunak's next big challenge

A good start, but Starmer must now make some big choices

The time for a 'new deal' will come - for now Sunak should stay his hand

The Cummings saga marks a turning point for Boris Johnson's premiership

We need to get real about the coming economic tsunami

Beyond the crisis, there's a strong case for a Universal Basic income

As British capitalism teeters, trade unions can play a crucial role

How Coronavirus will change British politics for good

Labour's original sin

We're finally leaving, but the PM still has to decide what Brexit actually means

Boris' opponents must get real about his true political ambitions

From empathy to exodus: four futures for the UK economy

The coming battle for modern conservatism

It's time for Labour to show some humility

The Tories must take on the challenge of platform capitalism

The Lib Dems embrace the polarisation they claim to decry

The Farage-shaped hole in Boris Johnson's election strategy

Why Boris Johnson may be playing with fire

Thatcher or Trump - the big choice awaiting the Right

Labour's supine soft left MPs cower in the face of big decisions

Corbyn is toast. Why am I not happier about it?

The Conservatives' reckoning with reality cannot come soon enough

The specious stance of Labour's soft Brexiteers

Chris Williamson and a second referendum could push more Labour MPs towards the exit

Can the Independent Group claim the centre-ground of British politics?

MPs will be to blame for a no-deal Brexit

Fear and loathing define Labour's Brexit struggle

Best of 2018: Corbyn’s response to the Salisbury attack is no slip-up

Brexit will be Jeremy Corbyn's Waterloo

The reckless incoherence of Labour's Brexit deal opposition

Hammond needs to mix prudence and imagination in today's budget

The method to Labour's Brexit madness

Anti-Semitism is tightening Corbyn's grip on the Labour Party

The Tories should ditch corporatism and champion the self-employed

There's a role for a new centrist party, but it's not opposing Brexit

Corbyn's response to the Salisbury attack is no slip-up

Without Hammond's help, May is doomed

Relaxing his fiscal rules is the Chancellor's only option

Attacking Corbyn won't defeat Corbynism

This election shows the intellectual poverty of British politics