I am angered by commentary on two tier policing, some of which has turned up in comments posted on this blog that I have deleted.
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Does Labour really not care that up to ten UK universities might fail soon?
The FT had an article yesterday foretelling the anticipated failure of up to ten UK universities. As they note: The universities regulator has announced a
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Has quantitative tightening run out of road?
There is a fascinating article in the FT this morning on quantitative tightening this morning. Trust me: this is not just geekery on my part.
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Do we have politicians brave enough to tackle the real causes of stress in our society?
When trying to appraise any situation the question that has always to be asked is cui bono, or who benefits? That clearly coordinated rioting is
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Will falling stock markets lead to a recession?
In this first video of the day, I argue that around the world, stock market values are falling as widespread selling of shares takes place.
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Recession, anyone?
As the FT notes this morning: The chart looks like this: All Asian markets were hit in the same way. The reason is that traders
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What are these riots really about?
It would seem that Labour would like to project the view that there is a bit of summer protesting that has got out of control
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Labour cannot cut its way to growth
I have published this video this morning. In it, I argue that although Rachel Reeves seems to think otherwise, it’s a simple economic truth that
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There are six reasons to tax and none involve funding the government
I published the next video in the Economic Truths series this morning. In it, I argue that as a matter of fact, tax does not
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