Andrew Lilico: Higher unemployment could be a necessary condition for recovery
There's been much discussion recently, amongst finance journalists, about whether the employment data suggests that the economy has turned and… Read more »
There's been much discussion recently, amongst finance journalists, about whether the employment data suggests that the economy has turned and… Read more »
Over the weekend, Ed Miliband has threatened that if banks do not themselves choose to separate their retail and investment… Read more »
I have recently joined longer-standing advocates of a Conservative-UKIP pact, such as Daniel Hannan and Toby Young. Some folk will… Read more »
If you produce a Bible pickled in urine, you might be a candidate for the Turner Prize. If you used… Read more »
I don't support UKIP. I've never advocated leaving the EU. I don't think immigration's all that big an issue (illegal… Read more »
It's sometimes claimed that the values of our society arise game-theoretically, that something about complex societies with an interplay of… Read more »
Democracy can a splendid alternative to civil war. Though it is the natural enemy of liberty and property, it is… Read more »
Over the long haul, the most politically significant speech made by any policy-maker in the past couple of weeks is… Read more »
I have written before that I expect the UK to leave the EU soon (probably during the next Parliament), and… Read more »
In a remarkable turn of events, as part of a series of test cases on religious discrimination before the European Court of… Read more »
Many pieces have been written, recently, discussing the end of US hegemony. Some frame this in terms of internal US… Read more »
My favourite book to read my children when they were very small was "Love you forever" by Robert Munsch. In… Read more »
Politics is paralysed. I want to write about my schemes for the reform of welfare, or university funding, or healthcare,… Read more »
The New Statesman claims to have an exclusive this evening, saying that many of the economists that signed a Sunday… Read more »
Benedict Brogan puts it starkly: "Defeat in 2015 looks certain." Pete Hoskin declares there to be "dwindling hope for a… Read more »