The Government argues that the only way to increase bus journeys is by letting local authorities franchise or directly run ...

There is only one difference between a bad economist and a good one: the bad economist confines himself to the visible effect ...

It sounds dry and technical, the sort of measure time-poor MPs can safely ignore, but that is misleading. This modest-seeming ...

We are living in a world of profound confusion. Despite many of our best wishes, Donald Trump’s promise of a trade war was no ...

Britain cannot afford a welfare system for those with minor disabilities There is nothing compassionate about trapping ...

This is the fifth in a series of essays from the Rt Hon Kit Malthouse MP on how to fix the British economy. You can read the ...

The end of this week, one in which we have had both the Chancellor‘s Spring Statement, and the second reading of the awful ...

What do we look for in an ideal member of the House of Lords? They should bring with them a range of personal and ...

It has become traditional to see stories over the winter months about the NHS in crisis. In a bleak new development, stories ...

For a start, £14bn is just a drop in the ocean: public sector current spending is still forecast to climb to £1,351bn in 2029 ...

We have the highest levels of peacetime spending. We have the highest levels of public debt. We have non-existent growth, ...

Even 40% of UK median household income (£14,000), puts you, as an individual, just outside the global top 10%. For two adults ...