Peering tentatively into 2026, the UK’s business landscape is fraught with uncertainty, but one trend stands out: the remarkable ascent of Reform UK in the eyes of boardrooms. A ...

Labour's plan to cap ground rent is a flagrant infringement of private property rights Raising the living standards of the poor is no warrant to violate the property rights of the rich Freeholders’ ...

The Federal Reserve must return to its core mission: ensuring price stability ...

The difficulty it faces is trying to make that ‘fair and transparent system’ acceptable to both sides of the conflict, when the very acceptability to one side is often a sign of intolerable bias to ...

Nimbys in Glasgow have chosen to protect a sex club over developing new flats Campaigning against any new building in local areas has made it easier for businesses like sex clubs to exist We’re ...

The need is urgent. The Care Quality Commission’s national maternity inspection 2022 to 2024 flagged many issues. In nearly ...

Governments generally use Christmas and the New Year to bury bad news, hoping no-one will notice while they’re distracted by paper hats, mince pies and brandy butter. But this year Housing Minister ...

AI could also raise public‑sector productivity, particularly in areas such as healthcare and education, reducing the state’s expenditure burden. In combination, faster productivity growth and a ...

Popular capitalism plays an important role within this wider strategy. It should involve boosting national savings and ...