As the Guardian noted last night: The UK government’s long-term borrowing costs have reached the highest level since 1998 amid investor concerns over Britain’s sluggish
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Headlines in the Guardian and elsewhere make it obvious how dangerous politics is becoming at this moment. Just look at those that follow. First, there
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I was asked yesterday if we could prepare a ‘best of’ playlist of our videos. I had no idea how to do that, but Thomas
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Labour has based its strategy on promoting private sector growth without showing any understanding that some of that growth might be harmful to the well-being
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As the FT notes this morning: Only one in four young adults say they received any financial education at school, according to new research, highlighting
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Theresa May once described the Conservative Party as the Nasty Party. As Home Secretary and Prime Minister, she went out of her way to prove
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I had planned to cease using Twitter on 20 January in protest at Trump’s election and his promotion of Elon Musk. However, events have overtaken
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The only goal that we really know that our Labour government has is growth, but no-one really knows why that is, and they have never
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I watched Gary Stevenson’s latest video on economics yesterday. In summary, Gary drew attention to a paradox where, despite decreasing inflation and soaring asset prices,
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