Labour may never embrace tax rises
Even in office, the party would still want to fend off Tory economic attacks.
ByEven in office, the party would still want to fend off Tory economic attacks.
ByEven pro-Remain economists question his conclusions.
ByHoward Davies prompted a furious nation to throw its toast at the radio with his comments on house prices.
ByThough the economic numbers are improving, an autumn election may not be such a good idea.
ByBrian Bell, chair of the government’s Migration Advisory Committee, wants politicians to be more honest about what targets actually mean.
ByYour weekly dose of policy thinking.
ByLabour’s fiscal policy remains contradictory and opaque.
ByThe Autumn Statement revealed a government using its remaining time in office to poison its successor’s inheritance.
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