Why the national security and investment bill 2020 is too little, too late
The national security and investment bill 2020 is the most extensive overhaul of the law on company takeovers…
Labour’s NHS plans are not future proof
The year is 2024. A decade ago, you presented at London’s Royal Free Hospital A&E with a broken…
Chuka Umunna lays into left-wingers’ plan for universal basic income
Chuka Umunna will today launch a lengthy attack on one of the key economic reforms demanded by supporters…
Louise Haigh: Tory response to terror attack shows they don’t get digital tech
As a party and a movement we know only too well, over almost two centuries, how the power…
Sadiq Khan warns May over lack of Brexit trade deal and sets out London’s red lines
Sadiq Khan has launched a major broadside at Theresa May’s handling of Brexit and warned of the “colossal…
Anneliese Dodds: Brussels has held to account Google, Apple and Starbucks – how will Britain do so after Brexit?
Ever since Britain voted to leave the EU, many politicians and pundits – from the left as well…
Bill Esterson: British ministers must demand our fair share of the Apple tax pie
Apple has been told by the European Commission to pay €13bn (£11bn) in taxes to the Irish government.…
Liam Byrne: Whether you love or loathe Alan Sugar, Britain needs its entrepreneurs to succeed
Lord Sugar has his work cut out. The brusque business star of TV’s The Apprentice ain’t everyone’s…
Dear Jeremy…my five key arguments for Corbyn’s Budget speech
Dear Jeremy, I have covered multiple Budgets and Autumn Statements – “fiscal events” in the dry jargon –…
Labour attacks Tories over tax avoidance in Corbyn’s first advertising campaign
Labour has sought to capitalise on the “sweetheart” tax deal between Google and George Osborne by putting it…
