We posted this short YouTube video this evening: Neoliberalism promised prosperity—but it’s delivering obesity, anxiety, and inequality. Public services are failing, mental health is collapsing,
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Starmer needs to sort his act out
The Telegraph has this headline in an email this afternoon: I am not in any way condoning what Vylan said, but Starmer gave his ‘island
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Why do commentators, thinkers and bloggers exist?
This is just an idea. I keep saying that neoliberal economics is broken. I keep explaining why it is broken. But suppose everyone already knows?
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Rod Stewart: extremely wealthy and deeply out of touch
Having already mentioned this morning that I have returned to Twitter, or X, I could not resist the odd little stir. I posted this yesterday:
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Back to X
I mentioned recently that I was considering a return to X, or Twitter as I still think of it. There were four reasons. First, that
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Is the Bank of England wrecking growth?
Quantitative tightening, high interest rates, and no growth, and all because the Bank of England’s policies are damaging households, businesses, and the whole UK economy.
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Pension benefits for the wealthy are, on average, more than maximum PIP payments a year
There are varying estimates of how much total benefit payments to people who have some form of disability, or who are paid benefits relating to
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Why do we only talk about the costs of benefits for those least well off?
I shared this on social media last night: Why do we only talk about the costs of benefits for those least well off, and not
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What is screwing Britain?
The Resolution Foundation says UK incomes will flatline until 2030. This isn’t an accident—it’s by design. High interest rates, unfair taxes, and Labour’s inaction are
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