Robert Reich wrote a post yesterday on why he cannot retire, and it resonated with me because quite often someone suggests I should slow down.
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Introduction I rarely write blog posts as long as this one. I am rarely as passionate about a subject as I am about the provision
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The Guardian’s letter page this morning has two responses to an article by Dr Faiza Shaheen, who is now the director of Tax Justice UK,
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Nigel Farage says he wants to replace the UK Human Rights Act with a so-called “British Bill of Rights.” But let’s be clear: this is
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Please this poem from top to bottom. And then bottom to top. That poem matters. What Brian Bilston had to say with it matters. The
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I received a pile of emails from estate agents and financial advisers — otherwise known as people living in fear of losing their sinecures —
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The media claims UK government borrowing costs have soared to 5.6%, spelling financial crisis for Rachel Reeves. But that’s nonsense. Bond yields are being distorted
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We published this video on YouTube as long-form content this evening. It actually went out as short-form content this morning to support this morning’s long-form
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Yesterday’s poll on Farage here was interesting. This is the result so far: Despite the bias likely to be present in the readership of this
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