Comment Welcome to the cost-of-adaptation crisis Climate change is disrupting the food systems we rely on – and the free market offers no solutions. By James Meadway
Labour must seize the interventionist moment As the US and the EU embrace an era of state-led economic policy, the UK risks being left behind. By James Meadway
The left shouldn’t rush to blame Liz Truss for Britain’s woes The former PM is a sideshow – the real damage was done by the “sensible” people who championed austerity. By James Meadway
The left should try to shape Starmerism, not bury it If radicals fail to make clear demands on Starmer, New Labour’s old guard will take advantage. By James Meadway
Does the wave of strikes mark the end of the long 1990s? The shadow cast by decades of depoliticised workplaces may finally be fading. By James Meadway
The “fiscal black hole” is a dangerous myth to justify austerity Imposing unnecessary spending cuts would trap the UK in an economic doom loop. By James Meadway
It’s time to stop kidding ourselves the Bank of England can control inflation Only the government can administer the required medicine of subsidies and price controls. By James Meadway
The Bank of England is playing chicken with its own government Why does Andrew Bailey put his foot in his mouth so often? By James Meadway
The Conservatives’ Great Leap Forward Liz Truss and her team understand the British economy’s weaknesses but their utopian free-market solutions are undermining the Bank… By James Meadway