The chancellor and his friends at the Treasury should take a look at the ideas in the Alternative Budget, published this week by contrarian economists at the Growth Commission.
David Cameron was the leader who first set the Conservative party on the road to ruin.
Their outspoken support for Brexit and willingness to engage in culture wars seem to be the main reasons why Dorries and Braverman rose so far so fast.
People don’t like it when politicians run away and now they don’t like it when they come back to help.
A government that has too big a majority can become arrogant, contemptuous of criticism and blind to warnings.
Zaluzhnyy’s ill-advised use of the word “stalemate” is a gift to Republicans who want to stop funding Kyiv’s war efforts.
The party that once mocked Tony Blair’s nanny statism has itself become deeply prescriptive.
It’s still possible for the chancellor to rekindle growth through supply side reforms.
Putin may actually succeed in opening a second front in Europe, while the West is distracted by Gaza and the need to maintain a watch on China.
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