I noted this result in the mayoral election where I live, yesterday: Then, later in the day, came this election result for the council covering
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Could the two-party, Labour and Tory-dominated, political system be over?
Labour’s been knocked for six. The Tories face oblivion. And Reform are threatening politics as we know it. Did Thursday represent a political earthquake? This
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I have to live with this
I have to live in a county where more than half of those who voted on Thursday voted for a far-right or fascist candidate: I
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Time to resist
Accounting Streams is streaming now
The Accounting Streams project, of which I have been a director since its inception, concluded publication of its first-year undergraduate online, and free-to-access accounting textbook
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Stock markets are mad
Despite the madness of Trump, the continuing reality of tariffs and an unsurprising fall in US GDP, stock markets have recovered their losses. This makes
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A six does it
I am glad that I did not stay up all night waiting for the by-election result in Runcorn and Helsby, because it was only called
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The politics of walking about
As the New York Times notes in a newsletter this morning: A small cafe-bar in western France recently had a surprising visitor: the president of
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The Bank of England, teacher training and the failure of sixth form economics
The Bank of England put out this breathy press release yesterday: The related information is here. The claim is that: Economics is currently offered as
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