The supposed economic case for mass immigration has finally collapsed as a new IFS report confirms that bringing in millions of low-pay workers and their families can never make a country richer.
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Lockdowns were the worst way to respond to the virus, says business owner Alastair MacMillan, who shares his experience of what seemed to work (vitamin D, air cleaners) and what didn't (masks and vaccines).
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According to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, Brexit has been a major cause of the woeful performance of the U.K. economy over the last few years. That's nonsense, says Matthew Lynn. The truth is it was lockdown.
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As our leaders bicker over how fast Britain should get to Net Zero, the truth is that our country is leading the world in committing economic suicide, with energy costs up to six times higher than elsewhere.
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New data reveals a shocking 10% increase in traffic-related pollution levels in Glasgow despite the implementation of its Low Emission Zone.
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It's been claimed that energy from wind will be vastly cheaper than from gas by the late 2020s, but the projections are based on illusions about the real cost of wind generation and the use of gas as a back-up.
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Researchers in the U.S. have projected that productivity losses caused by school closures during lockdowns will lead to a 3.6% decrease in GDP and a 3.5% decrease in hourly wages by 2050.
The Government is expected to spend £372 billion in its response to Covid, according to the National Audit Office, with the estimated cost having risen by £100 billion since January.
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More than 500 bank branches have permanently shut in the U.K. during lockdown, according to a report by Which?, despite calls for branches to remain open for those who rely on in-person banking.
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Restaurants will be able to reopen for indoor service tomorrow, but only if lockdown hasn't already forced them to close for good. Data shows that there are now 9.7% fewer restaurants across Britain than in March 2020.
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