Join us on the 19th of March for a discussion on energy and abundance with Lord MacKinlay. With the highest industrial energy costs in Europe, Britain’s potential is being choked by sky-high prices. So, what’s the path to affordable energy? lu.ma/zrynw837

It's not just millionaires who are abandoning Britain, it's bright & capable young people too. An interesting study from Public First estimates that already 165k British citizens live & work abroad as digital nomads and that many more are set to join them. 1/3

Very good article. Daniel wasn’t the only one publicly objecting to lockdowns, as I recall… telegraph.co.uk/news/2025/03/0…

Procurement has become just another tool of state corporatism ✍️Carolina Toczycka capx.co/the-state-is-r…

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Taxing the rich update

British policymakers could have landlords falling over themselves to lower people’s rents, but instead they engage in populism

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The Senate confirmed Jay Bhattacharya to be the next director of the National Institutes of Health on a 53-47 party-line vote. axios.com/pro/health-car…

It's the bond markets, not fiscal rules, that prevent Reeves from borrowing more. UK borrowing costs now above Truss levels - and higher than US, France, Germany

🚨11,500 millionaires have fled Britain. That’s like wiping 500k average household incomes off our budget books. 💸 Why? High taxes, bad policies and zero incentive to stay. How do we stop the exodus? Listen to Maxwell Marlow 🇺🇦, Julian Jessop and Marc Sidwell on The

OPINION || Adam Smith taught us that trade is not a zero-sum game 250 years ago. Trump may not have read his Wealth of Nations, but the rest of the world now must, says James Price cityam.com/britain-must-n…

One of the most European things you will see: the Italian film director Paolo Sorrentino interviewed in French, responding in Italian, talking about his relation to Catholicism and religion for Yves Saint Laurent.

Today, May 6th, marks Cost of Rent Day. This is the first day this year that the average renter in England stops working for their landlord and starts earning for themselves. A 🧵 on Britain's Broken housing market!

‘The rich have been thrown under the bus after putting energy, time and love into this country’. ✍️ Michael Simmons buff.ly/1xnAhq7

Great to see the ASI's non-dom research on the front page of The Spectator Thanks to non-doms taking their businesses elsewhere, our modelling predicts that the UK could lose 44,000 jobs by 2030!

Reading about Javier Milei — paragraphs like this should be internalized by every public policymaker in the west

🇬🇧 The recent capital gains tax increase in the UK was expected to bring additional tax revenue. Instead, high-net-worth individuals and families are leaving the country leading to an 18% fall in net capital gains tax revenue. A £2.7b loss. Welcome to the Laffer curve, suckers.