A personal view from Ian Stewart, Deloitte’s Chief Economist in the UK. To subscribe and/or view previous editions just google ‘Deloitte Monday Briefing’. Expectations of
A wave of protests has spread across the world this year. Traumatic scenes from Hong Kong, showing student demonstrators in gas masks as they take on
The parliament elected in the early summer of 2017 is coming to an end, having lasted only just over half the time provided for by
News this month that the population of the UK is expected to exceed 70 million by 2031 will have surprised no one. Britain – more
Speculation has it that an early general election is around the corner for the UK. If it does come, it won’t be the country’s first
If the Royal Navy is not big enough to protect British shipping in the Gulf, what use is it? If Iran can seize a British
Dysfunction is so embedded in the prison system that the last Prisons Minister had to threaten to resign if standards did not improve to provide
Just when images of prime ministerial genitalia had receded from public consciousness, the term “Pig-Gate” has re-entered the lexicon. But this time it’s more consequential,
Britain has now gone a week without using coal to generate electricity. It’s the first coal-free week since 1882, and two years after the UK
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