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16 April, The Telegraph, Robert Tombs Those of us who associated Prince Philip with a life of pomp, deference, polo and palaces…

16 April, The Telegraph, Iain Duncan Smith In 2017, when Chris Heaton-Harris, then a Government whip, wrote to universities with an anodyne…

15 April, Politeia, Bob Lyddon The European Central Bank has responded to the to the pandemic through another programme of bond buying.…

15 April, Briefings for Britain, Catherine McBride Everyone can surely now see that putting a border down the Irish sea and breaking…

The Wall Street Journal, April 9, Lord Trimble The nationalist Catholic politician John Hume and I completed what became known as the…

Conservatives Global, March 15, John Longworth There has been some controversy about the appointment of Lord Frost as our ongoing Brexit tsar…

The Telegraph, March 14, Roger Bootle Since the Budget, commentators have been reflecting on its forecasts and measures. The consensus is that…

The Telegraph, March 7, Roger Bootle In the 1990s, president Bill Clinton’s adviser James Carville quipped: “I used to think that if…

The Telegraph, 4 March 2021, Sammy Wilson MP The Northern Ireland Protocol must go. It is not enough for it simply to…

The Telegraph, 28 February 28, Roger Bootle Better than any of its predecessors, Wednesday’s budget encapsulates the dilemmas and balancing acts that dominate economic…