The Telegraph says in an email this morning that: Andy Burnham’s Commons debut as Prime Minister yesterday was overshadowed by a market rout that sent
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Andy Burnham tried to present his great economic and social vision in the House of Commons yesterday, blaming Thatcherism and Brexit for the state that
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Why are we never allowed to have enough? Modern economies constantly encourage us to want more: more possessions, more consumption, more experiences and often more
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Sir Keir Starmer is to leave the House of Commons, resigning on the first day after the summer recess and opening the possibility of a
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As the FT noted in an article this weekend: If you thought American socialism was all Marxist reading groups and picket lines, think again. These
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I am aware, from emails from several people and the lack of comments on this blog over the weekend, that there was a problem with
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Kemi Badenoch reshuffled her Conservative Party shadow cabinet over the weekend. In the process, she sacked, amongst others, Mel Stride, who had been her Shadow
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Britain’s economic rules are not laws of nature. They are political choices. And if those choices prevent us from tackling inequality, failing public services, inflation
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Jacqueline and I were out in Theford Forest fairly early this morning, brainstorming video content, book ideas and more. The road we followed seemed to
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