There is one word that I have encountered many times over the last week or so. It is revolution. I decided to write a video
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Summer is over: we’re back to life – and the last call for Ely
Yesterday afternoon, Thomas and I completed the task of making 21 videos in nine days. In fact, so great was our enthusiasm that we created
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Infographic: Economic resilience
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Understanding economics: What is economic resilience?
In this latest video in my Understanding Economics series, I look at an idea economics has been missing for the last forty years, and it
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A food crisis is coming our way
The National Audit Office has issued a report this morning that says: [The UK] food supply chain faces a wide range of risks that can
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Europe’s energy pricing system could have devastating political consequences
I received an email from energy expert Mike Parr this week that should worry anyone concerned about Europe’s political future. Mike, of course, comments here
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Beating Farage
The FT reported this morning that: Nigel Farage has been implicated in an undercover sting that alleges that his Reform UK party knowingly sought illegal
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Is another October crash coming?
October has an extraordinary history of sudden financial crashes. Six of the eight largest falls in Dow Jones history happened in October, including 1929, 1987,
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Is there any limit to what the poor might fund?
Yesterday and this morning, I noted the FT’s view that the poorest in our society must suffer an income loss to fund the interest they
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