Andrew Rawnsley has this line in his column in The Observer this morning: “Reform is not great for Labour, but it is an existential threat
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Labour’s growth policy is fantasy fiction
Labour is promising growth based on carbon capture and storage, new nuclear power stations and sustainable flying, and none of them are known to work.
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The EU’s far right are as dangerous as Trump
As the FT has noted this morning: Europe’s emboldened far-right leaders lauded the impact of US President Donald Trump’s tumultuous first weeks back in power
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It’s going to be torture as the path to Starmer’s inevitable demise is rolled out
Keir Starmer really does not understand what he is doing. It must be that statements issued by his own team informed these comments in the
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Trump is saying wrong is right
Trump wants to sanction those working for the International Criminal Court who are seeking to uphold international law. He’s reached the point where he’s saying
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The UK average house price hits a record high as clear indication of the housing crisis we have
The Halifax (which is a trading division of the Bank of Scotland, which is, in turn, a subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group) has reported this
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Drugs galore
As if to reinforce the point in today’s video, I noticed this in the FT yesterday: GSK launched a rare £2bn share buyback and raised
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Are drug companies putting profits ahead of curing people?
Curing diseases is not a very profitable activity for drug companies. Managing sick people is. So, do drug companies really want to cure diseases, or
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Why go back?
As the FT noted yesterday: Four Labour MPs who were suspended from the parliamentary party last summer for voting against Sir Keir Starmer’s welfare policies
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