The revolt against Reeves
As cabinet ministers protest, the Chancellor is trapped in her own straitjacket.
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The public is right to care about small boat crossings
The halving of immigration this week can’t change the reality of the asylum system.
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The cost of austerity
A generation of children have been held back by political opportunism.
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Britain’s stubborn inflation is decades in the making
Today’s jump – to the highest rate for a year – is the product of chronic bad government.
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Revealed: no one understands Rachel Reeves’s fiscal rules
Exclusive polling shows that 96 per cent of people cannot confidently explain the basis of the Chancellor’s economic plan.
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Gordon Brown: the moral economist
In a time of brutal inequality, can the former prime minister still imagine a better world?
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Could North Sea oil unlock a US trade deal?
Embracing “drill, baby, drill” in rhetoric if not in practice could win the President round.
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The Scunthorpe crisis and the rebirth of national capitalism
By rescuing British Steel, Keir Starmer has marked a turn against neoliberal complacency. This realism should guide his government from…
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