Economics and politics in a fast-changing world - with Liam Halligan “When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do ?”
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Can the Tories rein in the UK's runaway welfare spending?
Britain’s public finances are under enormous strain, and I often point out. Of the 132 billion pounds the UK government borrowed last year, no less than 110 billion was spent servicing the interest payments of pre-existing debt.
That’s one...
Net Zero: Bin It Or Back It?
For nearly two decades, net zero has sat at the heart of Britain’s policy agenda. Once framed as a clear moral imperative, political parties promised to slash carbon emissions as ministers raced to position the UK as a leader on the world s...
Exclusive: UK local election aftermath, Labour's leadership shenanigans and Britain's fragile public finances with Liam Halligan and Matt Goodwin
Economist Liam Halligan and political scientist Matt Goodwin stage an hour-long discussion at a crucial moment for Britain
Just over a week ago, the UK witnessed a truly historic set of elections.
I don't like being "sandwich board man" – but it's time to face fiscal reality
Since Victorian times, sandwich-board men proclaiming doom and gloom have been part of our urban street life, particularly in London, as I wrote in this week’s Spectator diary.
I’ve often felt like a sandwich-board man over recent months a...
Will Labour's internal party warfare spark a bond market meltdown?
An already fiscally irresponsible government is set to become even more reckless with the UK's public finances after expected big losses in local and devolved assembly elections on Thursday 7th May
“Labour inherited a weak economy from the...
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Economist, journalist, author, broadcaster. Telegraph columnist with extensive business experience. UK-based - but I travel a lot
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