A new mood of realism is in the air – oil and gas are back
It’s not the oil majors which have been abusing customers, but distributors such as British Gas.
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It’s not the oil majors which have been abusing customers, but distributors such as British Gas.
Whatever happens now, the cult of Sturgeon is over; she is a busted flush.
At the critical meeting of Ukraine’s allies, defence ministers failed to agree on the dispute over Germany sending its Leopard tanks to help in the next stage of the war.
A few less awful statistics do not mean we are on the road to recovery but the biggest single threat – energy prices – is declining.
The conundrum tormenting global bankers, politicians and investors is: how real and sustainable is the Chinese economic miracle?
We have suffered a lot, but we now have much to be grateful for.
There is a lot more wrong with Britain’s railway system than just union militancy. But the government has neither the imagination nor the shelf life to do anything radical about it.
No country can endure a seemingly endless period of deprivation and self-imposed austerity without something eventually breaking.
Ian Blackford’s resignation is the sign of a party in terminal decline.
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