No Such Thing
The infamous phrase shouldn't be attributed to Mrs T — it was first coined by David Lodge in his novel, Ginger, You're Barmy
No Such Thing
No phrase of Margaret Thatcher caused as much uproar, and was so wilfully misinterpreted, as "There is no such thing as society." As usual with famous quotes, she didn't quite say that,
What is Money?
Is Quantitative Easing really a euphemism for printing money? And should we be more concerned about bank deposits or note issue when it comes to “money aggregate” causing a rise in inflation?
The Newest Hatred
Why NUS president Aaron Porter, gentile and Labour Party member, earned the dubious epithet "Tory Jew” from left wing anti-fee protesters
Flagging Loyalty
The cross of St George is everywhere, and is a symbol of the militant ugliness of countless English people (PA Photos) I abhor the English flag: not for aesthetic reasons, of course,
University Challenged
Ludicrous red-tape is stifling innovation and inspiration in Universities. Administrators must step aside
Rentacrowd Lives!
For 8 bucks an hour, you can hire one-size-fits-all protesters in Washington DC.
Nudge Nudge, Wonk?
David Cameron's endorsement of Behavioural Economics will not make us all happier and is inconsistent with Tory values
Nil Desperandum
The commonly held assumption that Latin and Greek are "elitist" subjects is both fallacious and damaging
Idol Worship in Cancún
The climate change cause is a vehicle for world government, social control and Western self-flagellation