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  • Are super clubs dead?

    October 21, 2025

    With young people now opting for smaller, cheaper and more intimate venues, the days of the super club look numbered, writes Sacha Lord.

  • UK needs a minister for drones to prepare for modern warfare

    October 21, 2025

    As autonomous warfare spending edges towards a quarter of the MoD’s budget, it makes sense to appoint a dedicated minister for drones.

  • Labour’s alarmed by the Green surge? So am I.

    October 21, 2025

    Spare a thought for Keir Starmer; he seems to have been so busy fighting a monster on the right, in the form of Nigel Farage, that he hasn’t noticed another deadly enemy emerging on the left. At least, that’s the concern expressed by some Labour MPs alarmed by the rise of the Greens and, specifically, [...]

  • ONS: We know we need to do more to improve our data

    October 21, 2025

    After calculation errors thwarted the publication of price indices in the spring, the ONS's James Benford explains how the institute has improved its dataset.

  • Why can’t London build housing?

    October 20, 2025

    London has the UK’s least affordable housing and it’s building the least, Sadiq Khan’s affordable housing targets and the Building Safety Regulator are largely to blame, says Ben Hopkinson Housing in London has been in crisis for decades. Unaffordable rents have kept professionals in their 20s living with their parents, made it harder for families [...]

  • Inflation has doubled under Reeves and she has no plan to bring it down

    October 20, 2025

    Inflation is the unseen robber that diminishes our savings and makes a mockery of our plans for the future. Reeves must explain what she plans to do about it before it gets out of control, says Eliot Wilson When Lord Gove hinted in The Spectator last month at parallels between contemporary Britain and Weimar Germany, [...]

  • Cutting affordable housing quotas is a slap in the face for Labour voters

    October 20, 2025

    If Labour is no longer in favour of building affordable housing, what exactly is the party for, asks James Ford.

  • Build, baby, build? Not without serious property tax reform

    October 20, 2025

    YIMBYs are right about planning reform, but we must also urgently tackle our broken property tax system to beat the housing crisis.

  • Lord Mayor: Armed Forces should mine London’s fintechs for reserves

    October 20, 2025

    A strong defence and a thriving economy are two sides of the same coin. The Armed Forces should utilise the City's talent.

  • ‘Capital is at risk’: The phrase that spooked too many Brits out of investing

    October 17, 2025

    Yes, capital is at risk – but so is opportunity if UK capital remains idle, unproductive and disconnected from national growth.

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