I posted this very short thread to Twitter last night: This story is going to be everywhere in the news over the next couple of
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Starmer, the cuckoo
I saw a cuckoo yesterday. Hearing them at this time of year is, around here, normal. Seeing one that was happy to sit on the
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Tax havens are still a threat to our well-being
I posted this video to YouTube this morning. In it, I argue that Tax havens are still a massive threat to the well-being of the
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Jacob Rees-Mogg is right: the Bank of England is a massive threat to our well-being
The Guardian has reported this morning that: Jacob Rees-Mogg has accused the Bank of England of “miserable incompetence” over its failure to reduce inflation more
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Labour and the Tories are both making the same false claim, which is that we can no longer afford government
As is apparent from yesterday‘s posts, I took a relatively quiet day with regard to the blog because I wanted to think and reflect on
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Limited liability companies cause moral hazard
I posted this video on YouTube this morning: The link is here. The transcript is as follows: Limited liability companies are a threat to your
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The message from today will be that the Bank of England’s abuse will continue
No one expects the Bank of England to cut interest rates today. That is not because they should not do so. The case for a
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How far can Labour descend?
The Labour Party has, apparently, got another new MP. Natalie Elphicke, the Tory MP for Dover who succeeded her husband in holding this seat after
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Netanyahu’s bluff has been called
The FT neatly summarised the situation in Gaza this morning, using this headline: Benjamin Netanyahu’s dilemma: save the hostages or his government The essence of
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