A more classic case of the state crowding out family and civil society through regulation and subsidy is difficult to find.
As Milton Friedman once quipped, we could increase employment by making those working on government construction projects use spoons instead of shovels.
The weakening of the marriage-based nuclear family has torn our social fabric to shreds.
But Labour just don’t get it. Despite all the evidence in favour of marriage, they’d prefer that Government remained indifferent.
The Prime Minister’s speech today highlights some successes, but fights shy of exploring one of the most important elements of all: tax.
Governments can redistribute money, but not happiness
A new law of child emotional abuse will do little to protect children, but will bring big risks with it for parents and carers.
in gaining the prize of liberating women to work, the pendulum may have swung too far the other way.
It isn’t women in general, or feminism in particular, that denigrates the domestic domain or the work of care
These are untested, unproven, controversial and potentially dangerous techniques which we wouldn’t even be able to monitor.
The former MP asks the question as she visits one in Cheadle Hulme.
Modern centre-right politicians should focus on the cost of living, the housing crisis, worklessness, lack of educational attainment, poor quality childcare and welfare dependency.
“U.S Single Mums are often disproportionately black or Latino and much poorer than their married sisters” does not make for a great headline
How does its record look when set against the aims that Iain Duncan Smith set out to the Centre for Social Justice?