🚨When the facts change so should your plans 🗞️ My tariff response: slash red tape and lure the non-doms back 👇 cityam.com/how-starmer-sh…

A reading list about how we can make nuclear power fast and cheap again. worksinprogress.news/p/a-syllabus-f…

My piece on the need for a re-examination of our international commitments as the old global order disintegrates - written before Trump’s tariff pause, but the logic remains the same.

Fascinating long read from Karl Williams on the 'first Boriswave', and what it teaches us about migration policy through the ages capx.co/what-we-must-l…

From Tim Dier: How being a Thatcher Fellow can help close the gaping divide between Westminster and the private sector conservativehome.com/2025/04/23/tim…

Great piece from Tim Dier on his experience of Centre for Policy Studies's Thatcher Fellowship - applications now open for the second wave... conservativehome.com/2025/04/23/tim…

"Having been gaslit by the Labour Party’s claims of being pro-business, British business has relinquished its already tenuous trust in the political class. Thankfully, the CPS and its Thatcher Fellowship are doing their bit to help bridge that gap." Great piece from Tim Dier on

Before you apply, check out Tim Dier's ConservativeHome article on how being a Thatcher Fellow can help bridge the divide between Westminster and the private sector conservativehome.com/2025/04/23/tim…

Economic optimism in UK at its lowest level since at least 1978, according to IpsosUK. Worse even than financial crisis (-68 now, -64 then).

Orsted pulling the plug on the Hornsea Four wind farm is a huge problem for Ed Miliband's Clean Power 2030 plan. But it also illustrates a huge problem *with* that plan.

‘The fellowship intake was truly exceptional... Not a meeting went by where I wasn't intellectually stimulated, challenged, and occasionally humbled.' Tim Dier shares his experience as a Thatcher Fellow and why you should apply this year. 🧵👇

A must read for anyone who genuinely cares about pension savers outcomes.

I was a Finance Director for 12 years. I know in business you have to make tough choices. Government is the same. But Labour have decided to use family businesses as a cash cow - that’s not a tough choice: it’s madness. My piece in the Telegraph has more👇

Thousands of top investors have fled the UK thanks to Labour's attacks on the non-dom regime. I knew this would happen and over a year ago I tried to stop it in government. Now, I’m apparently to be attacked in The Sunday Times for it...

'Norman Tebbit, one of the greatest prime ministers we never had, has died at the age of 94. 'A couple of years ago, I was lucky enough to visit Tebbit for afternoon tea at his house in Bury St Edmunds. 'One of the things I asked him was about the low quality of many

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Our self-inflicted sky high energy prices hit the poorest hardest. 'Made in SW1' has become a byword for badly conceived ideas and faulty execution. Maurice Cousins nails it in the The Critic.

As called for in Centre for Policy Studies report ‘Stopping the Crossings’ with Nick Timothy MP three years ago. Better late than never.

There's been a huge amount of focus on Thatcher's 100th birthday. But what does Thatcherism actually mean today? In a major essay for Centre for Policy Studies, I argue that her principles can still rescue Britain from decline - in particular, the principle of responsibility