The belief that we can predict precise quantitative outcomes is a mistaken one ...

While Education Secretaries came and went, Nick Gibb remained at his post Over 14 years in power, the Tories transformed English education A new book explains how the soft bigotry of low expectations ...

The Telegraph has launched a new campaign against Labour's housebuilding plans Jeremy Corbyn is united with the right-wing press in his Nimbyism Bulldozing a few allotments is a fair price to pay to ...

Britain's tax system has become even more burdensome and complicated The real horror is that despite our situation, things look set to get worse A huge amount could be done with the tax system to ...

Every Chancellor since Gordon Brown has set out ‘fiscal rules’ to reassure the City. The result is a farce. We need a new approach.

Like Starmer, Albanese has both a mandate mirage and a potentially unwieldy backbench In Britain and Australia, pressing issues for workers and households were left unaddressed Australia's leader ...

180 years after the Corn Laws, the elitist urge to rig markets has returned.

With the hundredth anniversary of her birth and the thirty-fifth anniversary of her resignation in sight, Margaret Thatcher still looms large in British politics. This year alone, Keir Starmer and ...

As the black hole in the Chancellor's Budget yawns ever wider, and Britain braces for more tax rises, the US is showing how to unleash growth.

The Government will recognise Palestine for two reasons: one unworthy, the other hypocritical Recognition of Palestine is an attempt at appeasement that will satisfy no one England is condemned to a ...

We may be in a narrow window of opportunity, prised open by the Afghan data leak scandal, to restore parliamentary scrutiny.

The signs of a Conservative recovery are finally emerging – hear me out, the vibe shift is coming. It’s undeniable that the Party has been reeling since the election. The disorientation has been ...