Paul Johnson: “Labour might get lucky on growth”
The IFS director on Rachel Reeves’s first Budget and why he’s standing down next year.
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HS2 was never the north’s salvation
We have to abandon our obsession with this sinkhole of hope and money.
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Labour’s Big Tech gamble
What will the government sacrifice in the pursuit of economic growth?
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Is Rachel Reeves facing a Liz Truss moment?
Higher borrowing costs should not deter the Chancellor from investing in growth.
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Eliza Filby: “We’ve had 30 years of over-parenting”
The historian and writer is revolutionising our understanding of Britain's inheritance economy.
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The inescapable logic of pedestrianising Oxford Street
The plan has been raised more than once. This time, it might actually happen.
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Britain’s lord of the purse strings
In our new age of fiscal stringency, Gareth Davies will be the man marking the government's homework.
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Ending the consultancy cult
Rachel Reeves has committed to slashing Whitehall spending on consultancies. This is only the first step.
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