Please join us for this exclusive CapX debate on the to mark the launch of The People Vs Tech, a new book by bestselling author, Jamie Bartlett, on Monday April 30 at 6:30 p.m. Robert Colvile, Director of the Centre for Policy Studies and Editor-in-Chief of CapX, will debate Jamie Bartlett on the merits of the […]
Today CapX will be reporting from The Centre for Policy Studies Margaret Thatcher Conference on Security. Throughout the day we will be publishing round ups of some of the speeches and discussions as well as articles by a selection of the event’s participants. We will also be tweeting from the event. Follow @CapX, @CPSThinkTank, @RColvile, @OllyWiseman and the […]
Under the live feed from Sky News you’ll find a constantly updating feed featuring the most interesting election Twitter accounts – including CapX, of course. Beneath that you’ll find a timetable of when the key seats will declare and what that will mean, and a selection of our favourite pieces from the campaign. UPDATE: With the exit […]
On Wednesday, Philip Hammond will deliver his first – and last – Spring Budget. But how much freedom does he have? What measures should he prioritise? And how strong is the economy anyway? CapX’s editor, Robert Colvile, asked the biggest brains at Britain’s leading think-tanks to deliver their verdict, in the ultimate Budget roundtable. Are […]
At the end of this turbulent and traumatic political year, we asked our contributors to pick their favourite read of 2016. Most were published in the past 12 months, but some older favourites were selected as their insights were deemed to have a renewed relevance. ‘Algorithms to Live By’ by Brian Christian and Tom Griffiths Chosen by […]
This page will be updated with the best analysis and reaction through the night. Please scroll down for the latest. Tweets by CapX The timetable 10pm UK time (5pm EST): First exit polls are released 11pm (6pm): First results posted Polls in most of Indiana will close and the very first votes will come in. Midnight (7pm): […]
At CapX, we have been following the two EU referendum campaigns for months, publishing a range of articles form both sides of the debate. How would leaving the EU affect Britain’s economy, its security, its relationship with our European neighbours? Would Brexit be a reckless gamble, or has the Remain side created a climate of fear to […]
