It hardly need be said that we live in extraordinary times. It is readily apparent that we do. But, that does not mean that we
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Normally at this time in the morning I would be posting a video here. I won’t be today, or for at least the rest of
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As the Mirror notes today: Amazon is advising ministers on how to buy goods and services after Brexit, while raking in millions of pounds in contracts
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I have been asked to explain how quantitative easing works, given how important it is within our economy and managing the coronavirus crisis right now.
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Modern monetary theory (MMT) days that governments have no need to borrow. Governments can, it says, always create the money that they need. Which is
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Social distancing was not a problem on my walk today, along the Little Ouse river. In this photo, with its truly East Anglian sky, it
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From my Twitter account this morning: There will be a blog post later: right now I am going for a walk whilst it is dry.

From my Twitter account, as usual best read from the bottom up:

I share this from the Good Law Project, just published: Way back in April 2017, we announced we were going to take on HMRC’s failure to
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