I'm Director of the Centre for Policy Studies, Editor-in-Chief of CapX, columnist at The Sunday Times, and author of 'The Great Acceleration', a book about how technology is speeding up the pace of life and the impact that's having. ('A must-read' - Steve Hilton. 'Punchy and wide-ranging' - Tim Harford. 'Indispensable' - Boris Johnson. 'As fast-paced as its subject matter' - Mark Lynas. 'Really an excellent book' - Daniel Finkelstein.)
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Drawing on the lessons from my special report on the A&E crisis, I wrote this piece for the Financial Times about how what's wrong with the structure of the NHS – in particular, the way in which it's riddled with perverse incentives.
On Friday November 13th, 60,000 British Indians packed out Wembley Stadium for a rally-cum-extravaganza in honour of Narendra Modi, the country's controversial prime minister. I went along on behalf of Politico Europe.
My latest column for Politico Europe on Cameron's big EU speech.
