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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The housing crisis will not go away
People’s inability to afford homes did for the Conservatives and it could do the same for Labour.
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Can Rachel Reeves defeat the Nimbys?
Labour must be prepared for some unpalatable compromises if it intends to achieve real results.
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Labour has a mandate to change Britain’s economic weather
The fundamentals of their inheritance are not as poor as they first appear.
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Rishi Sunak has lost the argument on growth
Labour’s focus on economic progress has paid off.
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Why the Bank of England didn’t rescue Rishi Sunak
Andrew Bailey's announcement on interest rates was inescapably political.
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