Dr Tilak Doshi takes a closer look at ARIA, Britain's secretive £800 million quango that would dim the sun to 'save us' from global warming. Aside from the nutty Net Zero-ism, do governments ever pick winners? he asks.
The UK car market has become a Government-subsidised house of cards and now teeters on the brink of disaster, says Gabriel McKeown. Could Labour's welfare cuts be the trigger as subsidies are pulled?
Too many students regret life-long debts as a consequence of often worthless degrees at institutions that pay their senior managers up to £700,000 a year. But there is a better way, says Mark Ellse.
'Keeping Labour out of power' is not a proposition attractive enough to win over the electorate, says Dr David McGrogan. Free market conservatives and NatCon conservatives must see what they have in common and unite.
Markets are good, but they can't solve the problem of sky-high gas prices overnight. In a recent survey, more than half of German manufacturers said they will have to cut production over the next six months.
The pandemic saw crony capitalism at its worst as big companies enriched themselves at public expense. The more government is captured by big business, the more the rich profit, and the more problems we see.
