One of the best articles on the state of our finances is Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's piece in today's Telegraph. What I find so so remarkable...
Read this entry » One of the best articles on the state of our finances is Ambrose Evans-Pritchard's piece in today's Telegraph. What I find so so remarkable...
Read this entry » David Davis has an excellent article on Conservative Home this morning explaining the need for ministers to “stop pretending that...
Read this entry » I've back-to-back Advice Surgeries and meetings in the constituency today, so I'm going to lazily link to this article by Quentin Letts...
Read this entry » Alongside Zac Goldsmith, I spent this morning in front of a Commons select committee explaining why we need a recall mechanism to allow local...
Read this entry » Backing Christine Lagarde to be the next head of the IMF was, the government spin-doctors told us, a clever thing to do. What they...
Read this entry » Perhaps you believe that the police need to do more to tackle drunken disorder in your local high street? Or maybe you would like them...
Read this entry »Despite ministers telling us they do not want statutory press regulation in Britain, I fear we are in danger of moving towards a system where the press will be...
Read this entry »The great Mark Steyn has an interesting piece on the US primary contest here. He doesn't seem quite as keen on Ron Paul as I am. Somehow there doesn't...
Read this entry »Low interest rates have helped cause the West's economic malaise. They will not fix it. If the "experts" were right and monetary stimulus was the way to get us growing,...
Read this entry »Who'd have thought it, eh? The Euro crisis keeps rumbling along with the prospect of a French downgrade meaning that a full blown sovereign debt...
Read this entry »A tremendous amount of excitement has been generated by the suggestion that an independent Scotland would have to ditch the pound sterling and join the Euro. Presumably...
Read this entry »I’ve just tabled a Parliamentary question asking if the Chancellor, or any of this Treasury team, have read Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations. ...
Read this entry »It’s not just because I favour localism and direct democracy. We need a debate about how closely decisions are taken to those they affect in every...
Read this entry »It’s not just because I favour localism and direct democracy. We need a debate about how closely decisions are taken to those they affect in every...
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