For those unaware of it, Labour suspended the whip from seven of its MPs last night after they voted against the King’s Speech because it
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I posted this on Twitter yesterday: Protestors seeking to draw attention to the desperate plight of our planet have been sent to prison for four
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There was much, rightful discussion of the first publication from the Covid inquiry yesterday. There were also, however, too many claims made that the state
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In a post to this site in response to my comments on the assassination attempt on Trump that I treated as spam and which did
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Larry Elliott has an article in the Guardian today with this heading: As Larry says: The first real test of Labour’s hardline approach to public
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I have published this video this morning. In it I argue that there is still massive opacity available to businesses in the UK, many of
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I have this morning published another video in my series on what Labour could do almost costlessly now that it is in office. In it,
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The FT includes an article this morning that suggests: Ownership of UK water companies has long been the preserve of specialist infrastructure investors attracted to
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The news that Labour is planning to use some form of private finance initiative to supposedly revive the UK, which I have discussed this morning,
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