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January 2026

Variable PAYE: a second lever to fight inflation

Interest rates are an inefficient tool for controlling demand-driven inflation. A variable PAYE system gives the Bank of England precision,…

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January 2026

Funded tax cuts: stimulating growth without borrowing a penny

Tax revenue is insufficient to cover government spending. Cutting taxes without cuts to spending would mean endless borrowing. Yet a…

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January 2026

24 of the world’s top 200 universities are British. Are we capitalising on it?

Higher education is Britain's greatest export yet government policy is undermining it. A radical expansion into emerging markets could triple…

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January 2026

The Sovereign Aid Fund: more aid, less cost, lasting impact

Britain's aid spending is fragmented, inefficient, and growing less effective. A radical restructuring can double impact, eliminate borrowing costs, and…

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January 2026

Why British households pay four times the US rate for energy

UK electricity costs are 400% higher than in America. Policy failures, not geography, are to blame. A four-pronged strategy combining…

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January 2026

Could aquafarming be Britain’s next great industry?

The UK imports £61 billion of food annually. Our exclusive economic zone is larger than France's. Converting just 1% to…

7 min read
January 2026

10.3 million recipients: the case for a new social contract

Almost one in five UK adults receives benefits. The current system is designed around passive entitlement rather than active contribution.…

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January 2026

Why the Triple Lock is a trillion-pound problem that no party will touch

Life expectancy has tripled the original entitlement period. Pension spending now eclipses the defence budget. Yet the policy remains sacrosanct…

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