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We know advances in technology, especially AI, will race onwards and the really interesting question is where the winning applications might be.

No monetary purist, he described the policies of the early Thatcher years as ‘like accelerating a lorry and pointing it at a brick wall’

<strong>Michael Roberts</strong> investigates the old myth that wages drive inflation and rejects calls from governments, bankers and employers for workers to exercise pay restraint

The pound has been on the ropes before – and it didn’t end well.

having promised to ring-fence health spending, will the treasury now cover those costs, or will this be another broken promise, just like lib dem opposition to a vat rise before the election? >> of course, our action on national insurance contributions has saved the nhs money, which would not be available under a labour government. the point i would make is that that benefits scotland. the fact that we are protecting the nhs and nhs spending means that money will be available in scotland as well. the shadow health secretary has now said that health should not be protected, and that t...