Quick thread on a technical change by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which:

- Completely vindicates Centre for Policy Studies
- Demolishes a core pillar of the (weird) argument that we don't have a housing crisis
- Suggests that we may have been underestimating inflation for years.

Intrigued? Read on...

Here you go Channel 4 👇

'I want a very simple but visible change to occur too – the lanyards worn to carry security passes shouldn’t be a random pick and mix, they should be a standard design reflecting that we are all members of the government'

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Can somebody explain to me why Greta and all these protesters didn’t rally against the inclusion of Azerbaijan in Eurovision considering Azerbaijan just carried out ethnic cleansing in Armenia.

There must be some kind of explanation.

You're 20 years old - you're singing in an i International music festival, and your team are preparing you to face an onslaught of hate when you sing. Incredible resilience. So, from one Artist to another -I admire you Eden Golan. Let art unite. Let music be a moment of

Whether you agree with the Israel-Gaza war or not, trying to intimidate a 20yo from outside her hotel room is abhorrent. She’s a singer, not a politician - leave her alone!

Big new report out on the immigration system from Centre for Policy Studies, by Robert Jenrick, Neil O'Brien MP & Karl Williams. There’s a huge amount of really interesting stuff in there – so let me run through the key points/charts. (1/?) cps.org.uk/research/takin…

NEW REPORT | Taking Back Control: Why Britain needs a better immigration system

Robert Jenrick Neil O'Brien MP & Karl Williams's new report calls for return to tens of thousands target, caps on main migrant routes and splitting up Home Office to increase focus on border control

The British public are still waiting for the highly-selective post-Brexit immigration system they were promised.

Tomorrow my report with Neil O'Brien MP and Centre for Policy Studies sets out how to deliver it.

My The Telegraph column on why inaction is unforgivable ⬇️
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Tomorrow's Centre for Policy Studies report by Robert Jenrick and I is on the front of the Express.

Instead of focussing on the real issues facing London - knife crime, housing and a Jewish community that feels unsafe - Sadiq calls for the end of arms sales to the only democracy in the Middle East. A policy which would allow terror states like Iran to wipe it out.

From Josh Coupland: A Conservatives mountain of red tape is as much a barrier to growth as raising taxes conservativehome.com/2024/04/29/jos…

Did you catch Robert Jenrick on Laura Kuenssberg's show this morning talking about his upcoming CPS report 'Taking Back Control'?

We'll be looking at the impact of migration and how Britain can build a better immigration system

Seven months on from October 7, the police are still failing to crack down on antisemitism

✍Josh Coupland

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The police need to stop being bystanders to antisemitism and start taking action. Me for CapX

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Tell me you're a YIMBY without telling me you're a YIMBY

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A bit of an experiment for us - a combined Centre for Policy Studies and CapX video/podcast on the Autumn Statement with Richard Hughes of Office for Budget Responsibility and Vicky Pryce. What are the big risks to public finances? What's happening with the immigration figures? And why is the OBR like VAR?

Tommy Robinson has been escorted away from the March Against Antisemitism after Jewish groups said he wasn’t welcome

The March Against Antisemitism was emotional, bonding, well-attended and shambolic. No one had any idea where we were going or who was speaking. It was indicative, as ever, of how Jews really don’t run the world.

Today, you made history.

All of you who joined us to #MarchAgainstAntisemitism !

We are honoured that so many stood shoulder to shoulder to say: Britain says no to antisemitism.

Particular thanks to Metropolitan Police and CST for keeping us all safe today.