• Budget,pensions,Public services,Spending,Tax

  The bigger Budget picture – that British politics is glossing over – is terrifying

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• Budget,Public services,Tax

  Jeremy Hunt’s Budget fails to cut the tax burden after all

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• Debt,Economy,Money,Public services

  There is more money in the UK economy than ever before. Who’s got it?

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• Energy,National Health Service,Privatisation,Public services,Railways,Royal Mail,Transport,Water

  The UK supports public ownership of utilities. Why do none of our politicians agree?

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• Economy,Labour Party,Politics,Public services

  Keir Starmer’s economic growth plan doesn’t allow for contingencies. Awkward…

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• Banks,Conservative Party,Inflation,Interest rate,Politics,Public services,Wages

  These new inflation figures should be awkward for the Tories

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: August 16, 2023|
• Conservative Party,Labour Party,Neoliberalism,Politics,Public services

  Why is it now unattainable utopianism to want what we all had only a few years ago?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: May 9, 2023|
• Conservative Party,Local Government,Public services

  Rishi Sunak caught lying about Tory achievements in local government?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: April 19, 2023|
• Inflation,Public services,Strike Action,Wages

  Strikes: will wage increases boost inflation? This may be a definitive answer

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: February 25, 2023|
• Ambulance drivers,Conservative Party,Government,Law,National Health Service,Nurses,Politics,Public services,Strike Action

  The frame game: how Grant Shapps LIED about the need for new anti-strike law

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