Media Coverage

Lord Saatchi remembers Baroness Thatcher (BBC Radio 4)

CPS Chairman Lord Saatchi appeared on BBC Radio 4's Today programme to remember Baroness Thatcher.

Margaret Thatcher: Right about nearly everything (The Financial Times)

CPS Board Member Niall Ferguson writes for the Financial Times on the respect Baroness Thatcher commanded abroad.

The campaign guru: ‘Here endeth her lessons’ (The Times)

CPS Chairman Lord Saatchi writes for The Times on why Margaret Thatcher won three elections.

VIDEO: Telegraph look at Margaret Thatcher's career

Margaret Thatcher has died at the age of 87. The Telegraph look at her life, her achievements and how she became such a controversial and divisive figure.

Statement from President Obama on the passing of Margaret Thatcher

Statement from President Obama on the passing of Margaret Thatcher

Saatchi on Thatcher

We are so sorry to hear of the death of our Founder Lady Thatcher.

Why did Mrs Thatcher win three elections in a row?

CPS Chairman Lord Saatchi looks at why Mrs Thatcher won an historic three elections in a row.

David Davison: Time tide turned on pension attitude (The Scotsman)

"Michael Johnson of the Centre for Policy Studies is a formidable figure with a distinguished track record in grasping the major issues facing the UK’s pension sector. He has highlighted the extent of unsustainable public sector scheme funding", writes David Davison who shares his own view on the UK's pension sector in The Scotsman

Scope for more competition (Rail)

Respected industry publication Rail Magazine profiled the findings of Tony Lodge's Rails Second Chance report in their 3 April 2013 issue.

Abolish ORR and increase open access (Rail)

Rail Magazine profiled the findings of Tony Lodge's Rails Second Chance report

Cost of public sector pensions increases despite Hutton reforms (WSB)

The annual cost of unfunded public sector schemes has increased since the introduction of the Hutton reforms according to figures from the Office for Budget Responsibility .

Gold-plated public sector pensions 'set to cost every family £1,500' (Mail Online, Sunday Mail, This is Money)

Last year the net cost of paying the pensions of retired State workers was £8billion. That figure is set to more than double in 2017/18 says Michael Johnson following his research for the CPS.

Forget the Cypriot deposit haircut: Bank failure isn’t the only risk of investing (City A.M)

"It’s important to remember that the risk of a bank failure isn’t the only risk of investing" says Ryan Bourne head of economic research at the Centre for Policy Studies.