Why Liz Truss can’t be a 21st-century Thatcher
It isn’t possible to launch a free-market revolution in an economy still defined by the last one.
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It isn’t possible to launch a free-market revolution in an economy still defined by the last one.
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The Prime Minister’s desire for a full-scale ideological fight means the Labour leader will be forced to review his approach.
By18 July 2012: Liz Truss, a back-bench MP, is emerging as the ideological torch-bearer for a new generation of Tories.
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Unlike the Iron Lady, Conservative politicians of today aren’t ready to ask the hard questions about the UK’s structural problems.
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It’s not just Liz Truss – Tory women will be compared to Margaret Thatcher whether they like it or not.
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The fiscally conservative Rishi Sunak is borrowing from Margaret Thatcher while the tax-cutting Liz Truss channels Ronald Reagan.
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From strikes to Brexit, a new book by the BBC producer Phil Tinline explores how the UK has been shaped…
By26 February 2009: Piers Morgan, Tony Benn, Billy Bragg and others tell us where they were on 22 November 1990.
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Candid on short-staffing and underfunding, ministerial memoir Zero omits the healthcare that happens in the community.
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Leaving the EU may have been seen by some as a reaffirmation of Thatcherism, but the reality is that –…
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How Margaret Thatcher consolidated her power – not thanks to the Falklands War, but because of an opposition that underestimated…
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The late Italian philosopher’s concept of hegemony was startlingly prescient.
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The extraordinary sequence of events now seems too far-fetched even for a British version of Homeland.
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