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The Labour leadership has warmly embraced “Bidenomics” as the inspiration and proof point for its own economic and industrial plans in the UK. Yet their praise for US policy is not one shared by American voters. Recent polling here in the…
At last month’s Global Investment Summit, held in the grounds of Hampton Court Palace, Rishi Sunak, sat alongside the CEO of Blackstone Stephen Schwarzman, said: "I don’t think subsidy races are sensible. I’m a free market person, I believe…
Next year there will be an election and Labour stands poised to take power. Unlike the late 1990’s, Britain is sick and the atmosphere sour. Things Can Only Get Better may be playing at Christmas parties, but the mood in the nation could…
Starmer praised Thatcher for seeking to boost entrepreneurialism, and said wealth creation is a priority. Both are potentially desirable, but it depends on the small print.
The Conservatives have raked in almost five times more in private donations in recent months than Labour, new figures show. Electoral Commission data reveals that Labour received £3.1 million in donations, excluding public funds, in the…
Thank you, Torsten. It’s a privilege to speak at an event like this, dedicated to the biggest question in British politics, and on behalf of an organisation that always shines an unsparing light on what working people need; the economic…
Keir Starmer is fleshing out what to expect from a Labour government's economic policy in a speech at the Resolution Foundation think tank later today, including warning voters not to expect the party to "quickly turn on the spending taps"…
The crisis in public services is visible to every British citizen. Waiting lists, crumbling buildings, exhausted staff. All too often, it feels as if public services can only get worse. Thankfully, after years of disregard in Westminster…
The leader of the Local Government Association Labour group has declared that Labour councils are "providing a shield" for residents amid "austerity part two", but warned that financial pressures could see local authorities "tip over". In…
"People who can work, should work… 2.6 million people are out of work due to long-term sickness. A healthy nation is critical to a healthy economy." These are not the words of a Tory welfare hawk, but those of Shadow Chancellor Rachel…
The economics of this Autumn Statement do not add up. The Chancellor has all but undone a year’s work restoring the UK’s economic credibility since Truss’ disastrous mini-budget, with the gamification of the fiscal rules stretching…
Join us online on 29 November to review what Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement and Labour's response mean for high street firms.
