I noted this comment from the Guardian on this morning’s GDP figures, announced at 7 am, with despair: Britain’s economy unexpectedly grew in the final
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Starmer must stop pandering to Farage
Starmer is aping Nigel Farage’s anti-migrant rhetoric when no one would worry about migration if Labour delivered what people want from the government. This is
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A bit Reich
If you aren’t subscribed to Robert Reich’s Substack account right now, you really are missing out on essential commentary on what is happening in the
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Lower interest rates are vital
I cannot recall how many times I have said that UK interest rates, as set by the Bank of England, are too high. Now, the
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It’s time to be serious about tax evasion
As the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee has reported: HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) estimates that tax evasion cost the UK £5.5 billion in
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Updates
I took part in the Australian launch of the Accounting Streams project last night. The event went well, and I am grateful to all those
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Is Trump going to crash the markets?
When markets realise Trump is serious about tariffs and that the US is now an isolationist state seeking to cut itself off from the rest
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An unholy alliance
As the Guardian has reported today: The US and the UK have refused to sign the Paris AI summit’s declaration on “inclusive and sustainable” artificial
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How long is it before discrimination law will be unwound in the UK?
The far-right Institute for Economic Affairs (IEA) has not been slow to jump on the Trump bandwagon. Yesterday I got an email from it suggesting
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