…A lack of risk capital for smaller businesses remains another leading suspect in the productivity puzzle. Inadequate infrastructure, low levels of research and development and Brexit also feature prominently in…
…GDP and this trade deal is the first major concrete benefit of Brexit, since EU membership would have excluded Britain from a partnership which sits very comfortably with its security…
…be. At the last general election in 2019, when the conditions were uniquely unfavourable to Labour, led by Jeremy Corbyn and unpopular for its attempts to obstruct Brexit, the margin…
Westminster is still agog with gossip over Lord Frost’s latest bid to become an MP. Why is he doing it? What’s his plan? Does the former Brexit minister fancy his…
Rishi Sunak vowed to back British growers as he hosted the Farm to Fork summit at Downing Street today, amid warnings that the domestic farming industry faces an existential crisis….
Lord Frost‘s fans think of him as the hard-nosed negotiator who took the fight to Brussels over Brexit and emerged victorious, ish. Now, “Frosty the no man” has his sights…
…major industrialised economies, is likely to have contributed to wage and inflation pressures. Brexit has also played a role. It has contributed to higher import costs, a weaker pound and…
Most friends of mine who are far better qualified to opine on the subject are sceptical about the value of Freud’s therapeutic methods. Then again, they did inspire Portnoy’s Complaint….
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