The FT has an editorial today in which it discusses the NHS, saying: The government cannot avoid responsibility for the present mess. The Treasury’s imposition
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Imagine June 23 2016 had come and gone with a Remain vote. What could the government have done with all the energy that has been
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The Guardian reports that IPPR is continuing with its work in tax and related reforms and has suggested: All UK-born citizens should be given £10,000
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I expressed my view on advertising on Saturday. Much of that post came from my book, The Courageous State. So too does the following, which
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I am grateful to George S Gordon for highlighting the fact that the OECD publishes the Palma Ratio (explained here) for the UK and other OECD
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I admit Chris Giles is not my favourite commentator in the FT, or anywhere else come to that. He has far too great an ability
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Suzanne Moore wrote a piece in the Guardian recently on the power of advertising and the crass claims from some that they are immune to
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Few who are not deeply partisan would dispute three propositions. The first is that Brexit is not turning out as promised. The second is that
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The FT has reported this morning that the Institute for Economic Affairs, which is a hard right think tank, has criticised the new compulsory gender
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