Triumphant Treasury must not revive Osborne’s terrible China policy
Osborne’s attempt to make London and Beijing indispensable allies was hopelessly naive.
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Osborne’s attempt to make London and Beijing indispensable allies was hopelessly naive.
It may well be that, having renounced self-harm just in time and with a following wind, the beleaguered Conservative party will pose a serious threat to Labour at the ballot box.
Combined with monetary tightening, austerity will lower economic growth and lead to more austerity.
No more fussing over consecutive numbers and names of months. Let’s adopt Jacob Rees-Mogg’s method of timekeeping and remember 365 uniquely named days with a variety of pseudonyms.
Truss’ firm couldn’t keep its nerve. Now, Sunak’s the daddy; he runs London, he runs the country.
In his first address to the nation since replacing Liz Truss, Number 10’s new incumbent also pledged to put the needs of the country above politics.
it looks as though Johnson really is running for the Tory leadership in the wake of the resignation of Liz Truss.
The main calculation seems to be whether keeping a leader in place is good or bad for each individual’s immediate prospects, never mind the national interest
This weekend will be one of the most frantic and intense in recent British political history as 357 Tory MPs plot and scheme to decide on which of the three candidates they will back in Monday’s leadership contest.
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