IN A SPIRIT of reconciliation, I wish Liz Truss God speed. There is much to be done. I take her at her word that her Government will be a small one, weaving a distinct path from the regulatory EU Leviathan and one where the state concentrates on freeing the people to grow the pie not [...]
By Catherine McBride LIZ TRUSS has been elected leader of the Conservative & Unionist Party and will now go on to be invited to form a Government by HM the Queen. Here are eight points she should consider to tackle the energy crisis. 1. Cut VAT and CCL on energy bills for Domestic and Business [...]
WE HAVE known all along that it was only a matter of time before the truth would out about the chaos, cynicism, fear, self-preservation and hypocrisy surrounding the decisions to introduce lockdowns in response to the Covid pandemic. The truth was always going to percolate up to the surface from the deep dark intestines of [...]
A special tea-time treat... WE normally don't put out a newsletter at the weekend but these times are not normal and we would like to mark this week – it has been our best ever, with readership quadrupling – by letting you know our three most popular features that made it so successful – and highlight our [...]
By Liam Porter JANUARY 31st MARKED a momentous occasion, not just for the United Kingdom, but for the whole of Europe. In recent years more member states have clashed with the Commission and are becoming uncomfortable about their relationship with the EU. Poland and Hungary suffer constant criticism and threats of sanctions under the Article [...]
