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Labour’s first year report – ‘tries hard, but results still poor’
Keir Starmer was at least (half) right to warn last summer that things would get worse before they get better
Jul 4
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Labour’s first year report – ‘tries hard, but results still poor’
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The UK economy’s strong start to the year was a flash in the pan (reprise)
The apparently strong growth in Q1 is now well behind us. All is not necessarily lost, but the economy is already teetering on the brink again, and it…
Jul 2
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The UK economy’s strong start to the year was a flash in the pan (reprise)
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June 2025
Lies, damn lies, and Spending Review soundbites
Or, why a 'transformative £86 billion boost to science and tech' is not about to 'turbocharge' the UK economy, and four questions to ask whenever…
Jun 10
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Lies, damn lies, and Spending Review soundbites
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May 2025
Does the UK’s weak growth in GDP per head really “lay bare the full costs of Brexit”?
Two different charts tell two very different stories...
May 27
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Does the UK’s weak growth in GDP per head really “lay bare the full costs of Brexit”?
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What is the real cost of the Chagos deal?
The financial cost is certainly not the most egregious part of the UK's handover of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, but it is significant and has been…
May 24
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What is the real cost of the Chagos deal?
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No, the MPC doesn’t have a time machine…
UK inflation is still set to fall back sharply later this year, despite the jump in April. But this will be of little comfort to the many households and…
May 21
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UK Q1 GDP: as good as it gets?
The UK economy made a flying start to 2025, but the figures were flattered by spending brought forward to beat Trump's tariffs. Q2 should be the real…
May 15
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UK Q1 GDP: as good as it gets?
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What to make of Trump’s tariffs?
A new schools presentation
May 9
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What to make of Trump’s tariffs?
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UK-India trade deal is a win-win, despite fears over NI exemptions
Ending double taxation actually creates a more level playing field, rather than a 'two-tier' system.
May 7
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UK-India trade deal is a win-win, despite fears over NI exemptions
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The Government should hold the line on public sector pay
Labour cannot just write blank cheques for public sector workers - even if the unions do ask for them.
May 2
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The Government should hold the line on public sector pay
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April 2025
Classical Liberal solutions to the productivity puzzle
Or how a bigger state has contributed to the problem.
Apr 25
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Classical Liberal solutions to the productivity puzzle
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Trump is gradually undermining confidence in the dollar, one tirade at a time
The US President is playing another dangerous game with the markets, but why?
Apr 23
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