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The Telegraph, March 13, Roger Bootle Fiscal policy is rarely boring but during his two-year tenure, the Chancellor has had to endure …

Briefings for Britain, February, 27, Professor Robert Tombs The unprovoked and unjustifiable Russian invasion of Ukraine has been horrifying. With concerns growing …

The Telegraph, February 13, Roger Bootle Now that it is widely acknowledged that inflation is surging to uncomfortable levels and that central …

The Telegraph, January 24, Professor Robert Tombs n unusual event will soon be taking place in Cambridge: a hearing in the beautiful …

The Telegraph, January 13, Sammy Wilson MP Nearly forty years ago Margaret Thatcher swung her handbag at the intransigent bureaucrats and politicians in the …

The Telegraph, January 11, Professor Robert Tombs Russian and American representatives are discussing, and perhaps deciding, the future security of Europe. High-level meetings …

The Telegraph, January 7, Matt Ridley Britain could have been the EU’s best friend but their actions must be met with consequences. …

The Telegraph, 2 January, Roger Bootle We have again reached that point when supposed seers like me are expected to divine the …

The Express, 2 January, Sir Iain Duncan Smith MP The remarkable election result in December 2019 and the euphoria that followed are …

The Express, 30 December Economists have said that the negative impacts of the UK leaving the EU will “fade over time” as …