This exchange took place in the House of Lords yesterday: Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton (Con) One of the best things we can do for
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There has been a long and ongoing debate in the FT and elsewhere about what base interest rate level the world’s central bankers should settle
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Readers of this blog will be familiar with me criticising the Labour Party these days. It does, however, feel almost unfair to pick on it
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There was an article in the FT yesterday suggesting that the price of incorporating a company in the UK may be too low and that
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Donald Rumsfeld became better known for his known unknowns, and his unknown unknowns than he was ever known for his supposed knowns. Such is the
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I don’t usually quote the Shropshire Star here, but they have a report this morning that says: [A] poll, carried out by Survation on behalf
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These are the lead paragraphs from an FT report this morning: The Tories will continue with the Bill nonetheless. That’s why we know they are
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I know many readers of this blog do not like Twitter, or X. But it still has the power to deliver. Two of my Tweets
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The Resolution Foundation published a report this morning which suggests that at least 30% of UK households have savings of less than £1,000 and are,
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