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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…