Richard Ehrman

was a government special adviser in the Employment Department and the Northern Ireland Office during the 1980s. In the 1990s he was chief leader writer of The Daily Telegraph, and is now a consultant director of the think tank Politeia, and on the board of Policy Exchange. He also runs a commercial property company.

In demographics, there are no free lunches

If we want immigrants to do our dirty jobs, we'll need to pay for them

First Posted October 24, 2007

Stagflation threatens to make a comeback

Greenspanâ€™s warnings that rates may have to rise are ominous for the UK, says Richard Ehrman

First Posted September 18, 2007

It's business as usual for Brown

Headline-grabbing U-turns aside, it's business as usual for PM Brown

First Posted August 2, 2007

Gordon Brown disappears - again

First Posted May 7, 2007

Fighting talk from Tony, but where's the manpower?

First Posted January 14, 2007

Home Office scandal: why are civil servants immune?

Ministerial responsibility gets culpable civil servants off the hook, says Richard Ehrman

First Posted January 12, 2007

Duty Free is bad for your health

First Posted November 23, 2006

Dave takes the fight to Gordon Brown

First Posted October 4, 2006