Keir Starmer and business secretary Peter Kyle visiting pharmaceutical giant Astrazeneca's lab in Macclesfield (Photo by Jason Roberts/Getty Images)

Keir Starmer is often criticised for lacking an ideology, but his actions suggest a pathological belief in in restricting personal freedoms, impoverishing strivers and narrowing horizons of young people. Or socialism, for short, says James Price

A catchphrase I’m fond of reciting is that the best way to make God laugh is to tell Him your plans. It’s a colloquial way of expressing the great economist Friedrich von Hayek’s “knowledge problem”.

His argument is that in any developed society, it is impossible to collect and interpret the information, or knowledge, necessary for any central authority or state to efficiently allocate resources. As

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