Indeed. Not surprising though, very little business, if any, experience with economic literacy based on theoretics, underpinned by socialist ideology

Ideas to boost growth - Planning law reform - Drop Employment Rights Bill that will be a disaster for productivity - Restart North Sea gas extraction - Repeal laws preventing employers hiring agency staff during strikes - Make work pay, welfare reform

For reference: ICC story; order-order.com/2025/09/09/cha… Trump story; dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1… Costings report; taxpayersalliance.com/briefing_cost_…

Labour’s big Chagos secret is out 💥 The £47bn Chagos Surrender ‘deal’ was built on UNCLOS - a law of the sea convention the UK opts out of for military activities under Article 298. The legal threat was a sham. The deal is bogus. Scrap the deal and end this madness. 🇮🇴

Today is Battle of Britain Day, when we remember The Few, who defended our nation and fought against tyranny. We must never forget the sacrifice they made for our freedom. #LestWeForget #BoB85 #battleofbritainday

Sink the Chagos surrender deal.

Oh dear

Unserviceable:

The conflict in Iran shows how quickly global shocks can escalate. In a more disorderly world, Britain must rebuild its finances so we can shape events, not be shaped by them. My column in The Times and Sunday Times 👇 thetimes.com/business/compa…

ANDREW NEIL: We’re heading into what could be the greatest energy emergency ever with a bunch of clueless inadequates at the tiller mol.im/a/15665931

Only when we have a Parliament that shows greater outrage at the condition of the Royal Navy than at the latest cultural controversy will the necessary change come. Until then, the same grim decline will stalk us.

Back in the day this would have been beyond a resigning matter

The greatest vanishing act since Shergar! mol.im/a/15686239

Britain is building a culture where people think they can do what they like and nothing will happen. All too often, they’re right. Crime, disorder and welfare dependency all point to the same problem: a country where rules exist, but no consequences follow. We must change this.

ANDREW NEIL: We are more vulnerable than at any time in our history mol.im/a/15733403

Why is everything about this country suddenly so mind numbingly insane? We invented liberty and a few hundred years later ended up telling bakeries that they’re not allowed to advertise their cakes or pastries.

Why does Sir Keir Starmer want to be Prime Minister? It’s hard to know. But what’s certain is that Britain is paying the price of having a PM with no interest in doing the job. Perhaps you think ‘all politicians are liars’. Yet the disgraceful appointment of Peter Mandelson