By and large I enjoy blogging. I rather strongly suspect I would not have done it for the last 14 years if I did not.
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The Byline Times is amongst many media organisations reporting one of the most crass consequences of Brexit, so far. As they note (and the whole
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I noted very recently that the UK’s commitments on tax abuse in its agreement with the EU were weak, and then noted that minutes after
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The FT has two articles today that suggest that the penny is dropping at there that cash flow is king, and that the pile of
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I remember budget day last 11 March. I listened to Sunak in the Radio 2 studio and went on air to tell Jeremy Vine that
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One of the things that should be obvious about the Covid 19 crisis has been how relatively easy it has been to get data, and
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Government-backed small business loans may have kept many small businesses going in the last year, but they’ve also been great news for the UK’s banks, who
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So, we have lockdown again. I will ignore the staggering incompetence for now of saying schools must stay open on Sunday and insisting they shut
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Knowing that political forecasts are even more of a mug’s game than economic forecasts, and having already done the latter, let me risk reputation and
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