Some people have said it feels like Reform Conference what with all the attacks on Reform. Why? Does it feel like Tory Conference when Labour attacks the Tories?

UK political cycle has reached the stage of congratulating the Prime Minister for having thoughts.

Everyone hates Digital ID. Bemused senior Labour staff complained about the fact it was gridded for the Friday at the awkward Progressive Action Summit and completely flopped. Cabinet keeping their mouths shut about it in public.

🇺🇸/🇪🇺 divide - How much it now costs to fire staff: USA: Equivalent to paying 7 months of wages. Germany: 31 months France: 38 months No wonder European companies don’t take risks. From The Economist

📺 WATCH: Adam Cherry asks Tory conference attendees who they think will win the next General Election...

Tories now thinking of what can be, unburdened by what has been

If we assume Grayscale has already staked what they will stake - the ETH entry queue looks set to increase quite rapidly should the U.S. ETFs be permitted to stake their underlying ETH.

Fake liberal. Green Party a complete sham.

If we had a more reasonable regime for capital gains - say 10% - entrepreneurs would be less inclined to flee offshore. My instinct is revenue would RISE if we cut CGT.

Jonathan Powell looking haggard in Sharm El-Sheikh. At least he has a box of tissues.

Liz Webster Norway scrapped its death tax

Winter Is Coming. Snow mercy from Reeves.

And so it starts. EXC: Security Panic as Mauritius and India Establish ‘Satellite Tracking Station’ On Chagos After Starmer’s Deal order-order.com/2025/10/15/exc… via @guidofawkes

It remains an astonishing example of state overreach that Britain has literally outlawed the idea of a landlord and a tenant privately agreeing a rental tenancy of a specific and fixed duration. And that it was the Tories’ idea.

Downing Street briefing SpAd Adam McNicholas is also out of Number 10. See definitive SpAd updates at order-order.com/spads

There are 41 days until Reeves' Winter Budget.

There are 40 days until Reeves' Winter Budget.

The collapse of the China espionage case isn’t a legal glitch; it’s a deliberate political decision. Labour refused to classify China as a hostile state, meaning two alleged spies walked free. Here’s how national security has been sacrificed for economic dependency 🧵