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Into the unknown

Progress, 16 November 2018

The government is paralysed, and without a clear sense of direction the markets will remain shaky.

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The Tories' death rattle sounds

Progress, 22 June 2017

A threadbare, unimaginative Queen’s speech leaves Theresa May’s government on the cusp of a very early demise.

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The Tory 'decade without growth'

Progress, 24 March 2017

A stronger opposition would be well-placed to pressure the government on its faltering economic record.

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In defence of free trade

Progress, 7 February 2017

Those hardest hit by globalisation have been betrayed not by free trade, but by governments unwilling to protect them from exploitation.

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Our awful, necessary contingency

Progress, 25 November 2016

The election of Donald Trump as the next US President means the arguments in favour of our nuclear deterrent are even more relevant.

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A long haul to Brexit and beyond

Progress, 1 November 2016

Recent data showing strong performance from the UK economy do not change the long term risks of Brexit.

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Progress, 18 July 2016

If only humankind had not invented nuclear weapons. But we have - so what is the most effective way to prevent conflict or blackmail?

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Progress, 16 June 2016

An emergency budget statement will be necessary if the UK votes to leave the European Union.

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Progress, 25 November 2015

My initial reaction to the government's Autumn Statement on government finances and spending.

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One lesson for Labour

Progress, 10 July 2015

The first Conservative budget since 1996 illustrated one lesson for Labour: how important it is to establish and maintain economic credibility.

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