As the Guardian has noted: UK fruit and vegetable production has plummeted as farms have been hit by extreme weather. They have added: The country
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Labour should be putting the UK’s savings to use instead of turning to foreign capital
The Bank of England has reported this morning that: Household deposits with banks and building societies rose by £5.3 billion in May. This was driven
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I can’t wait for the 5th of July
In this morning’s video, I argue that after 5 July, the hard work begins. Then, we have to work out how truly socially transformative ideas
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Talking economic policy with the Scottish Greens
Continuing my series of interviews with economic commentators pro-independence politicians in Scotland, the National has now issued my interview with Scottish Green MSP, Ross Greer:
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Are our major political parties trying to push us over the climate change precipice?
This is my short video for this morning, in which I ask if our major political parties trying to push us over the climate change
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Tax the bads
In this morning’s video, I argue that we all know what the ‘bads’ in our economy are – tobacco, alcohol, sugar, carbon, plastics, and more.
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The Greens: overly optimistic, but at least without the gloom that dominates elsewhere
I have already done one commentary on the Green Party’s manifesto. But, having looked at the costings of other parties, I feel duty-bound to do
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In England’s green and pleasant – or is it grubby and dying? – land
My short video this morning laments the lack of green policy from our major political parties at this election. In it, I argue that William
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20 miles per hour is what government should be all about
I noticed a report in the Guardian this week that suggested that insurance companies providing policies for drivers in Wales have noted that the cost
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