I mentioned earlier this morning that I had been asked to make comment after a speech Jeremy Corbyn gave on the economy this morning. This
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Technical support to Jeremy Corbyn
A little unexpectedly I have been invited to attend a speech Jeremy Corbyn is giving this morning and to then sit on a panel afterwards
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Osborne is tottering towards Green QE by the back door
I have good reason to support green quantitative easing since, as far as I can find, Colin Hines and I were the first people to use
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There is no shortage of money for renewable energy, but there is a denial of that truth
This is ridiculous beyond madness (and comes from the Guardian this morning): The government is struggling to pay for new clean energy supplies which could
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Jubilee QE for Greece
This letter was in the Guardian yesterday, from my Green New Deal colleague, Colin Hines: Larry Elliott is right to say that rather than crushing Greece’s
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Shale’s not setting the world alight
I saw this in the FT this morning: BHP Billiton expects to book a $2bn impairment charge following a review of its US shale assets.
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Jeremy Corbyn renames Green QE as People’s QE – but that’s fine by me
This was in the Huffington Post yesterday: Large parts of our country have been neglected for more decades, with no real industrial strategy. Our national
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US presidential candidate backs the Green New Deal
US Green Party Presidential Candidate Dr Jill Stein has backed the Green New Deal – which she looks to have lifted wholesale from the work of
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What would I do tomorrow? My 2015 budget
I gave a talk to Quakers in Bury StEdmunds last night, and thank them for their hospitality. In the question and answer session, which took
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