Christopher Snowdon, Author at CapX

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Will new gambling regulation fall apart under scrutiny? You bet...

Christopher Snowdon - 27 Apr 2023

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Why more 'free' hours won't solve our childcare headache

Christopher Snowdon - 15 Mar 2023

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Reducing calories by 10% is the latest naive, pointless wheeze from the public health philosopher kings

Christopher Snowdon - 24 Jan 2023

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Sadiq Khan is backing obesity claims based on shameless junk science

Christopher Snowdon - 2 Aug 2022

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Raising the smoking age is a fig leaf for outright prohibition

Christopher Snowdon - 8 Jun 2022

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The Buckfast boom: minimum alcohol pricing has had unexpected effects in Scotland

Christopher Snowdon - 5 May 2022

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Why is the head of NHS England peddling dodgy Covid stats – and why didn't the media challenge her?

Christopher Snowdon - 8 Nov 2021

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Cheers Rishi, but alcohol taxes are still a long way from rational

Christopher Snowdon - 2 Nov 2021

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The latest Smiley myth: it's not the jabs, it's just 'seasonality'

Christopher Snowdon - 23 Jun 2021

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The WHO is acting like it wants to be defunded – so what are we waiting for?

Christopher Snowdon - 2 Jun 2021

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Mapping the relentless march of the nanny state is no job for a libertarian

Christopher Snowdon - 14 May 2021

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The data is clear: the Government must move the lockdown roadmap forward

Christopher Snowdon - 22 Mar 2021

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Business

Don't let the anti-gambling zealots ruin British sport

Christopher Snowdon - 1 Feb 2021

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The Covid war on pubs is based on the flimsiest of evidence

Christopher Snowdon - 30 Nov 2020

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The 'nanny-in-chief' is wide of the mark on Covid and obesity

Christopher Snowdon - 16 Nov 2020

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Ever harsher Covid laws are a sign of weakness, not strength

Christopher Snowdon - 29 Sep 2020

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If we can't get rid of the incompetent WHO, let's at least give it some competition

Christopher Snowdon - 4 Sep 2020

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A new generation is learning the same old lesson - prohibition doesn't work

Christopher Snowdon - 31 May 2020

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Business

The case for the BBC licence fee is based on bad arguments

Christopher Snowdon - 18 Feb 2020

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The demise of the Bristol Pound shows the folly of local currencies

Christopher Snowdon - 22 Jan 2020

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Business

Our food products are getting smaller - and Brexit is not to blame

Christopher Snowdon - 22 Jan 2019

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No law is too draconian for Britain's public health brigade

Christopher Snowdon - 26 Jun 2018

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Christopher Snowdon

Will new gambling regulation fall apart under scrutiny? You bet...

Why more 'free' hours won't solve our childcare headache

Reducing calories by 10% is the latest naive, pointless wheeze from the public health philosopher kings

Sadiq Khan is backing obesity claims based on shameless junk science

Raising the smoking age is a fig leaf for outright prohibition

The Buckfast boom: minimum alcohol pricing has had unexpected effects in Scotland

Why is the head of NHS England peddling dodgy Covid stats – and why didn't the media challenge her?

Cheers Rishi, but alcohol taxes are still a long way from rational

The latest Smiley myth: it's not the jabs, it's just 'seasonality'

The WHO is acting like it wants to be defunded – so what are we waiting for?

Mapping the relentless march of the nanny state is no job for a libertarian

The data is clear: the Government must move the lockdown roadmap forward

Don't let the anti-gambling zealots ruin British sport

The Covid war on pubs is based on the flimsiest of evidence

The 'nanny-in-chief' is wide of the mark on Covid and obesity

Ever harsher Covid laws are a sign of weakness, not strength

If we can't get rid of the incompetent WHO, let's at least give it some competition

A new generation is learning the same old lesson - prohibition doesn't work

The case for the BBC licence fee is based on bad arguments

The demise of the Bristol Pound shows the folly of local currencies

Our food products are getting smaller - and Brexit is not to blame

No law is too draconian for Britain's public health brigade