If there is an easier definition of successfully being in power than ‘making unpopular decisions, and having the ability to justify them’ then I am
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Time to move on from the straitjacket of the limited company
In 2007 I wrote the blog post that follows. This afternoon I am presenting the paper that is linked within that post to the Loan
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We are in trouble, and it can only get worse
New unemployment data is out this morning. I am going to use a Tweet from a TUC research officer to provide the key data: New
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The BBC: paving the way to austerity
I listened to the BBC Radio 4 programme ‘The Magic Money Forest’ last night. I will save you the time doing so. This was a
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How your bank account works
Most people have no clue how their bank account really works. A frighteningly large number think that there is a pile of cash in the bank with
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A patriot can criticise his country. A nationalist needs enemies
I get so bored by those who come on here to ask me why, if I hate the UK so much, why don’t I leave?
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How bad does it have to get before the tribalism ends?
I would not normally quote a paragraph this long from The Guardian, but it seems necessary to get the nuance of the argument in their
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The Treasury is planning creative destruction and the kiss of death for the SME sector
The FT has reported this morning that: The UK government is planning to launch a permanent replacement for the £65bn Covid loans programme with new
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Labour must call a vote of no confidence
Johnson is trying to run down the clock on EU negotiations. It’s Labour’s job to hold him to account. A vote of no confidence may
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