Rudyard Kipling’s much-loved verses are a reflection on what it is that builds real character.

It is not politicians and their policies that create wealth, but the hard work and ingenuity of ordinary people.

The extraordinary productivity and social mobility of the Victorian era is to the credit not of the governing class, but of the working man.

How do we get the help of millions of people we don’t know? Only by trade.

The blessing of trade free from political interference was one of most important insights in British, indeed world history.

Anti-Christian governments don’t make us free, they just impose their own, illiberal morality.