The Government’s proposals are to make it clear that AI training does not represent a breach of copyright. This is known as a ...

This edition of Nimby Watch, we’re visiting Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire, where there’s a row about extending a new-build ...

Startups are not the only way to improve society via innovation Working on tech beneficial to the national interest is a ...

Sometimes prophecies become self-fulfilling, as voters and politicians alike shift their behaviour. On other occasions they ...

Globalism is a menace. Globalisation is not. So what’s the difference? Globalisation In the first chapter of ‘The Wealth of ...

Far from bringing any sense of national cohesion, St George’s Day this year seems to have set politicians and commentators at ...

Tony Blair always was an audacious character. Eric Anderson, his headmaster at Fettes, recalled a regular knock on his door. ...

The increasingly volatile voter is clear; something is rotten in the state of Britain. According to last year’s British ...

It is not enough for politicians to say they want to avoid future bailouts, even if they really mean it. People can’t be ...

Kemi Badenoch’s Net Zero intervention last month made plenty of political sense. The Tories face a threat from Reform, and ...

This is an extract from ‘Memories of Margaret Thatcher: A portrait, by those who knew her best’, which is published tomorrow.

War often has a chilling effect on freedom. Sometimes this is necessary. Being at war necessitates restrictions that would be ...