Monthly Archives: October 2017

By Daniel Mahoney

According to Rupert Harrison, George Osborne’s former special adviser, the triple lock on pensions was a Liberal Democrat demand for…

By Hugo Bessis

The Gatwick Diamond (which includes the districts of Crawley, Epsom & Ewell, Horsham, Mid Sussex, Mole Valley, Reigate & Banstead and…

By Dr John Hemmings; Dr Malte Kaeding

A new report by the Henry Jackson Society has today highlighted how human rights have deteriorated in Hong Kong over…

By Tom Wilson

A new Henry Jackson Society report has warned that the public sector organisations and elected officials are partnering with the…

By David Finch; Daniel Tomlinson; Mike Brewer

This Autumn marks the point at which the full Universal Credit system – serving all types of cases, rather than…

By Ben Southwood

New report sets out why the UK should abolish Stamp Duty Land Tax. Taxing transactions of Britain’s £7.5tn stock of…

By Scott Corfe

Insurance Premium Tax (IPT) – covering most general insurance – has increased substantially since its inception in 1994. In particular,…

By Various Authors

The political landscape in Australia currently faces a number of issues that threaten the future prosperity of the nation –…

By James Tooley

Low-cost private schools are ubiquitous across the developing world. This book explores their nature and extent in some of the…