They best of Glastonbury? I have always loved the sentiment of this song and the unabashed way in which it’s delivered here is brilliant. Not
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It is easy to think of the economic crisis that we are facing as a purely domestic issue. It is not. As the FT notes
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The intellectual Titan, Dominic Raab, introduced The Bill of Rights Bill to the House of Commons yesterday. This is the first page: As I understand
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I was scheduled to do a ten-minute session on BBC national radio this morning, but what seems to be a tacit agreement by broadcasters to
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This is my second Twitter thread of the morning (and no, for the record, I could not sleep): The government wants a summer of pay
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When it comes down to it this blog is all about political economy. Political economy is related to economics, of course, but it is a
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The UK has reached a moment when a decision has to be taken. Partly that is because it has to decide whether to continue to
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My comments posted here yesterday  regarding the Bank of England’s interest rate rises that it claims will help tackle inflation provide some indication of my
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