Is Liz Truss trying to lose the next election?
The Prime Minister says she’s happy to be unpopular – a bold position for someone who must face the electorate…
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Can Keir Starmer show the country what his Labour Party is all about?
The real question is not “what would a Labour government do?” It’s “what would a Labour government be like?”
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Liz Truss risks spectacular failure with her “pro-growth” gamble
At the heart of Trussonomics is a belief in cutting taxes to achieve growth. But markets aren’t so sure.
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Save the planet by saving the pandas
If the green movement wants to capture British hearts and minds, it should focus on animals, not abstract temperature rises.
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The world needs an energy revolution – but renewables alone will not be enough
Addressing climate change will force us to replace our energy system, and with it the foundation of modern civilisation.
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There will be no UK-US trade deal – and the Brexit fantasy has been punctured
Having cut themselves off from Europe, the Tories are adrift without a destination or a steering wheel.
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The meaning of Trussonomics: prevent a recession, then stake everything on growth
All governments want higher growth but few put the incentives in place to achieve it.
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Howard Jacobson’s Diary: Mourners in Westminster, sweet treats in Soho, and shedding a tear for the Queen
You go out walking, hear a bell toll, read a soppy message on a bunch of roses and the next…
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