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The Telegraph, April 10, Robert Tombs It was inevitable that the monarchy would be attacked for involvement in 17th- and 18th-century slavery. …

The Telegraph, April 4, Patrick Minford Nigel Lawson was Margaret Thatcher’s key intellectual ally, brought in by Sir Keith Joseph to fashion …

The Telegraph, April 1, Robert Tombs Afavourite question that Remainers, with an air of triumph, ask people like me is: “What single …

The Telegraph, March 29, Sammy Wilson MP When it comes to pure unabashed brazenness, the shameless leaders of the EU have no …

The Telegraph, March 24, Robert Tombs Here is a tale of two cities. In one, the Government, with little regard for constitutional …

The Telegraph, March 23, Con Coughlin From the moment the first bullets were fired in the Ukraine conflict, Western support for Kyiv has …

The Telegraph, March 16, Robert Tombs Politicians are prone to think that a “reset” of relations can be achieved by a warm …

The Express, March 15, Professor Patrick Minford It attempts to offset the effect by a new regime of investment allowances that replace …

Commenting on the Spring Budget 2023, a spokesman for the Centre for Brexit Policy said: “The Chancellor’s decision to increase corporation tax …

Guido Fawkes, March 13 China hawk Iain Duncan Smith is having trouble keeping up with the government’s ever-evolving stance on the CCP. …