Today, dear readers, we go back to the House of Lords where another of this blog's favourite people, Lord Stoddart of Swindon asked a qu...

Alas no, I am not writing about the opinion polls on the Scottish referendum, which have been yo-yoing quite alarmingly, thus giving the opp...

Well, well. Who would have believed it. Apparently, it is not absolutely essential to be part of the EU in order to trade with it or its mem...

Mostly one can understand why europhiliacs like Lord Taverne ask questions but there are times when their thought processes are incomprehe...

The Wall Street Journal reports The European Union's executive body will propose that oil extracted from sands should be treated as dir...

This is the last week of political grandstanding, known as the party political conferences. We just have to get through it. I am quite pleas...

The Written Answer to Lord Pearson's question To ask Her Majesty's Government when they expect the United Kingdom Balance of Paymen...

As Fair Trade fortnight kicks off and we are subjected to yet more emotional blackmail advertising on the subject, Philip Booth sounds a us...

Once the argument about peace in our time in Europe for the last fifty or however many years being all the achievement of the EU has been d...

This lunchtime I went to hear Dan Ikenson of Cato Institute. Sadly, it was not in Washington DC (though, actually, I find that city rather ...

Two excellent articles on AfricanLiberty.org deal with the problem of drug production, the difficulties countries that need those drugs face...