THE economy is in the toilet. Growth has collap-sed. Our national debt is spiralling out of control. Productivity is poor.

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Labour MP Barry Gardiner was left fuming during a heated debate with Reform UK's Richard Tice on GB News when the audience ...

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I would hope that if Martyn was here now, he would probably, after it has passed royal assent, throw the biggest party ever' ...

At some point the penny must drop, with unionist representatives in particular, that we are all being taken for a ride ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced new measures yesterday to crack down on potholes, a problem that has plagued ...

This is an audio transcript of The Economics Show podcast episode: ‘How big a fiscal hole is the British government in? With Paul Johnson’ Sam Fleming Rachel Reeves has not had a lot of luck since ...

Abdulrazak Gurnah’s first novel since winning the biggest prize in literature revisits an injustice from his Tanzanian ...