Greg Clark: ‘This government’s industrial strategy shows serious ambition, and deserves cross-party support’
It’s good news that the UK is going to have an Industrial Strategy again. Most other developed countries…
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‘Budget cuts risk fuelling populism. New fiscal rules could free up £52bn’
The government has inherited economic plans that will starve Britain of the investment it desperately needs. To fix…
Assisted dying private members’ bill: ‘The compassionate case for reform’
Assisted dying is an issue that has long weighed on my mind, not just because of my personal…
‘Voters don’t want de-regulation. They want government to have their back’
Last month in Liverpool, the Prime Minister pledged to deliver greater control of the economy. Again and again,…
‘Gibraltar, the Falklands and other overseas territories deserve MPs’
The UK government’s recent decision to hand sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius has caused outrage from…
Budget 2024: ‘How Labour can fix the worst economic inheritance since 1945’
Winning the last election means we have the chance to start rebuilding this nation’s prosperity after fourteen years…
‘Keirmala – Could a US election win for Harris yield a new special relationship?’
If the current polls are right and the swing states break to the Democrats, Keir Starmer will be…
‘Taken As Red’: An insightful and thorough account of Labour’s election victory
The race to get the first book out on Starmer’s Labour party and its election triumph has been…
‘Today’s Council of Nations and Regions summit sends an important message – but does it risk pleasing no-one?’
Today Keir Starmer will chair the first meeting of the Council of Nations and Regions (CNR). It’s an…
‘Where did Labour’s first 100 days go?
In the run-up to the general election, plans were already being prepared to ensure that the first 100…
