Britain must slash public spending to fund the defence of the realm
No 10 faces no more important task than equipping our armed forces to protect the UK
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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How economic stagnation is holding back Giorgia Meloni's Italy
A recent growth spurt has done little to alter the picture of a country in trouble
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Germany's moribund economy faces years of stagnation
The economic engine of the eurozone is beset by problems
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Soaring interest rates are the real reason Britain has a debt problem
High debt ratio isn’t the monster we’re fighting, it’s high interest rates
United Kingdom Office For Budget Responsibility First World Second World War Napoleonic Wars Budget Responsibility
Source: telegraph.co.uk
The bizarre fiscal rules limiting room for tax cuts aren't fit for purpose
When even the chair of the OBR is damning about its forecasts it’s time for a radical review
Richard Hughes Labour Party Office For Budget Responsibility Conservative Party Budget Responsibility Prime Minister
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Penury and decay mark Brexit's miserable anniversary | William Keegan
For years after leaving, and with more self-harm in prospect, austerity is eating away at Britain. Where is the indignation?
Source: theguardian.com
'No, Brexit was not a terrible mistake' Telegraph column widely mocked - Left Foot Forward: Leading the UK's progressive debate
“If your opening gambit is “No, Brexit was not a terrible mistake,” you’ve already lost the argument…”
Source: leftfootforward.org
Britain's defence spending ambitions are pathetic and a danger to security
How can we project power while spending so little?
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Ignore market overreactions – we are still on track for summer rate cuts
Wage inflation and retail sales figures show high rates are having their desired effect
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Here are my predictions for 2024 – it will be an unusually uncertain year
Economies and financial markets are most at risk from the 'unknown unknowns'
Source: telegraph.co.uk