Public sector is most to blame as British productivity lags
Private sector productivity is growing slowly but in the public sector it is falling, dragging Britain into a productivity crisis, writes Robert Colvile in The Times.
Dominic Raab hails future outside the EU
The Daily Express reports on Dominic Raab's speech to the Centre for Policy Studies, setting out his vision for post-Brexit Britain.
Raab: Brexit was a roar for change - and Britain is capable of so much more than this
Dominic Raab MP writes for The Telegraph of his plan for post-Brexit Britain, ahead of a speech to the Centre for Policy Studies.
In defence of Britain’s railways
Following on from the publications of 'The Truth About Britain's Railways', Conor Walsh writes for CapX in defence of Britain's railways.This has been the worst decade for house-building since World War Two
"We decided as a nation...that house-building didn't matter" - Robert Colvile on a 50-year policy failure.The Sun backs CPS calls for 50p Universal Credit taper rate
The Sun's 'Make Universal Credit Work' campaign is calling for a reduction in the Universal Credit taper rate, as proposed by Tom Clougherty, CPS Head of Tax, in our recent 'Make Work Pay' report.
The fax machine bonfire has begun – now for the pager scrapheap
Alan Mak MP welcomes the "bonfire of the fax machines" and argues the NHS must go further, building a fully digital NHS powered by apps, data and modern devices.
Brexit gives Britain the chance to better help its poorest regions
Brexit is an opportunity for Britain to create a regional development fund which better recognises areas of need.
There’s more to in-work poverty than the alarming headlines suggest
James Heywood responds to a recent report from the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, revealing there is more to in-work poverty that the headlines suggest.
Alex Morton: Whether you like her plan or not, the Prime Minister target reducing immigration
Alex Morton writes his regular ConHome column on Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement and the focus on reducing immigration.
Of course Thatcher should be considered as the scientist for the new £50 note
Margaret Thatcher may not be immediately known as a scientist, but her achievements mean she is deserving of consideration for the new £50 note.DEBATE: How can the Government help renters?
Conor Walsh makes the case for a system of rental insurance in a debate hosted by the Smart Thinking website on how the government can help renters.
It’s high time Londoners got a real rail service choice
Rail competition "has led to lower fares and more choice" and more Londoners should benefit, says Tony Lodge, CPS Research FellowA new report has radical ideas on reforming tax – the Government should listen
Marc Sidwell, Head of Personal Finance at The Telegraph, reports on 'Make Work Pay' and calls on the government to consider its proposals.
Death taxes shouldn't be used to raise additional revenue, says Head of Tax
Following reports of an increase in probate fees, Tom Clougherty speaks to the Daily Mail to give his views.
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