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Very often it’s what they don’t say, and how they don’t say it, that matters as much as the actual formal text of a public address. As a new head...
The most surprising thing about Rishi Sunak being prime minister is that he doesn’t look surprised. He hasn’t been in politics long. He became an MP only seven years ago....
Molly Crabapple, Tribune News Service Like many artists, I’ve looked in horror at generative image AI, a technology that is poised to eliminate humans from the field of illustration. In...
So now we know. Brexit is proving even worse for the UK economy than the official forecast of a 4 per cent hit to GDP over 15 years. It’s already...
British public borrowing unexpectedly jumped last month to hit its highest for any November on record, reflecting the mounting cost of energy subsidies, debt interest and the reversal of an...
Jess Phillips, The Independent Yet imagining how “thrilled” they must be, after the recent tragedy in the Channel, where four people lost their lives, is even more sobering in...
James Davey, Reuters In Britain, the damage wrought by rampant inflation can be seen in the fate of the humble egg. With war in Ukraine driving energy and chicken...
As one of the Bolsheviks at the Peter Mandelson Memorial Dim Sum Supper, I predicted that Rishi Sunak will be prime minister after the next election. The Bolsheviks, Russian for...
Guy Verhofstadt, The Indepedent Peering across a misty English Channel, it appears that Britain faces a winter of discontent on a par with 1978. Yes, all European countries are facing...
The downturn across most British businesses eased slightly this month but manufacturers struggled and the economy is still likely to contract this quarter, marking a recession, a survey showed on...
