What a day, yesterday was. Trump declared economic warfare on Mexico, Canada and China, imposing tariffs of 25 per cent in the first two cases.
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Many claim that the state is inefficient, but is that because they’re simply using the wrong criterion for appraising it? This is the audio version:
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This is from Twitter, so I provide no link: Why can’t Starmer speak plain truths in the same way? And how long will it be
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It was not my intention to undertake a large thinking exercise about the Ukrainian conflict this week, but it seemed necessary to do so to
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This was suggsted as worthy of posting by Simon Slade yesterday. I agree, so here it is:

For those who wonder why I keep making videos on Trump, this data might explain it. The information is on the geographical spread of viewership
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As Politics Home reported in an email yesterday: It is “totally unserious” to suggest that the UK must choose between siding with Europe or the
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This was reported by The Guardian yesterday: Business activity across the UK private sector declined in the last three months, a survey has found, as weak
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The Republicans in the USA always say they hate debt, except when it is massively increased by Donald Trump as a result of his tax
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