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Let's be honest, the UK will never grow all its own food – nor should it - Vimarsana News

Let's be honest, the UK will never grow all its own food – nor should it

By scaremongering about food security and pledging to protect farmers, the Prime Minister is pandering to vested interests, says Matthew Lesh

Source: cityam.com
The legacy of Lord Shaftesbury - and a mis-named statue in London's Piccadilly Circus - Vimarsana News

The legacy of Lord Shaftesbury - and a mis-named statue in London's Piccadilly Circus

How a mis-named "statue of Romantic Love" in London's Piccadilly Circus is actually a reminder of an extraordinary Christian reformer.

Everyone should be upset with Biden (and Trump) on trade - Vimarsana News

Everyone should be upset with Biden (and Trump) on trade

"Europe Is Upset With Biden On Trade" proclaimed the Wall Street Journal on Jan. 30, noting that the continent's "trade troubles with the Trump administration" continue under a successor who

The Tory Origins of the Industrial Revolution - Vimarsana News

The Tory Origins of the Industrial Revolution

The Tory model to avoid a low-wage economy that prevailed during the Regency years reflected a uniquely British school of conservative pragmatism, one that greatly facilitated innovations in science and their industrial application. Railways, gas lighting, the ambitions and achievements of Brunel, McAdam and the others who harnessed science to commerce, they were the first kicks of embryonic modernity

What centuries of cost-of-living crises can reveal - Vimarsana News

What centuries of cost-of-living crises can reveal

As prices have soared in recent months, living costs have outstripped many incomes in the UK. But as Victoria Bateman explains, this is not a new state of affairs