The Guardian has reported this morning that: So, a simple question. Who is it that is ratcheting inflation upwards? Is it multinational corporations, such as
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In the context of my last post on the need to tackle authoritarianism and making the assumption that authoritarianism and hate crime are associated, this
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It was not a good weekend for English politics. There was a neo-fascist, racist inspired riot near Liverpool. The Mail blamed the headteacher who was
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As the Guardian has revealed today, a combination of government and opposition leaders together with senior civil servants and business representatives (but notably, apparently no
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The media is celebrating the fact that technically the UK is not in recession this morning as a result of the gross domestic product (GDP)
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With this morning’s stagnant GDP data now out it seems worth sharing another entry from the forthcoming glossary, or guide to keywords in political economy,
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I have read this morning’s GDP release from the ONS. The message is summarised in one chart: The economy is flatlining, at best. There is
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The Guardian has a headline this morning that says: It has another that declares: How can these headlines be reconciled? That is easy. What they
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I cannot have been alone in being just a little amused at the news that Google’s new artificial intelligence chatbot got an answer wrong in
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