A price cap on bread and milk? SNP plan is unnecessary and unworkable Opinion The SNP has pledged to cap the price of bread but why? Poor people can afford the essentials and supermarket margins are tiny.
State handouts for oil are no way to help the poorest Opinion If government steps in whenever there is a so-called crisis then people will stop saving for a rainy day in the false belief government will always be there to supply them with an umbrella, says Charles Amos This week Keir Starmer announced a £53m support package for vulnerable people who use oil as their main [...]
Ed Davey should leave Dubai tax exiles alone Opinion Ed Davey’s calls for American-style citizenship taxes on British expats in Dubai to pay for their military protection is completely unjustified, argues Charles Amos Last week Ed Davey challenged Keir Starmer to introduce American-style citizenship taxation on Brits who have fled to Dubai, but who now allegedly ask for military protection. His argument is simply [...]
Covid inquiry is a reminder that freedom matters as well as saving lives November 28, 2025 The Covid inquiry continues labouring under the lopsided assumption that the only thing that matters in a pandemic is the number of deaths prevented. There was always an alternative to lockdowns, says Charles Amos Recently the Covid inquiry has stated the government acted too little and too late in introducing lockdown in March 2020 with [...]
Labour’s new quarry tax is rock bottom green policy August 4, 2025 A man’s freedom to fill up his quarry absent extortion must stand, writes Charlie Amos in response to Labour's expanded landfill tax.
