Britain’s wealth exodus is only going to get worse October 12, 2026 Britain must compete to keep its wealthy as countries like Oman offer greater stability, lower taxes and less crime, says Damien Phillips In her speech to close the Conservative conference, Kemi Badenoch’s claim that Britain’s “super wealthy… have all gone” might have been a rhetorical flourish but the exodus of our millionaires is real and [...]
Zack Polanski’s Greens are a toxic mix of hatred and economic illiteracy October 12, 2026 The Green party’s antisemitic ‘Zionism is racism’ motion puts them bizarrely at odds with the Palestinian Liberation Organization, which recognises the state of Israel. And on the economy, their policies are simply delusional, says Eliot Wilson At its recent conference in Brighton, the Green Party of England and Wales affirmed a set of policies which, [...]
Office cycle racks empty as e-bikes pile up – could the solution be obvious? October 12, 2026 Far from a cycling decline, unused bike parking at offices proves London's developers have solved the wrong problem, writes Stef Lehmann.
City chairman: Britain’s growth ambitions need a planning system that can keep up October 12, 2026 Protecting heritage does not always mean preventing change, writes Chris Hayward ahead of the publication of the City Plan 2040.
Airtel Money listing shows London is still one of the best places to grow a company October 9, 2026 Airtel Money chief Ian Ferrao put it best: "when you look at all of the variables, London still comes out top”, writes Lucy Rigby.
Healey is chasing away City professionals for very short-term gains October 9, 2026 Retaining the individuals who fund business expansion should be considered a national priority, but Healey looks more likely to drive them away.
On this day in 1966: David Cameron is born October 9, 2026 As David Cameron turns 60, Eliot Wilson takes a look back at the life so far of the "chillaxed" Prime Minister.
The government must go further for Cambridge Science Park October 9, 2026 The government’s confirmation that it will press ahead with the Oxford-Cambridge corridor is welcome, but what is really needed is a planning system that moves at the pace of the companies it serves, says Jane Hutchins The government’s confirmation that it will press ahead with the Oxford-Cambridge corridor is welcome news not just for the [...]
How to prevent the next Asos? Give businesses cybersecurity tax relief October 9, 2026 With Asos just the latest to be the victim of a cyber hack, it's time for the UK to start incentivising businesses to up their security.
‘This is dangerous’ – America’s new elites are opting out of society October 8, 2026 If you are fortunate enough to become wealthy, you have obligations to the society that made that possible. Americans have forgotten that.