Green Politics
Coalition aviation policy is still green… for now
In advance of the government launching its sustainable aviation framework consultation on Thursday, Natan Doron takes a closer look at the coalition's aviation policy.
Shawcross: Londoners “paying more for less” under Boris
Boris Johnson claims that he has "done the impossible" by improving transport in London by "with £7.6 billion of cuts" - a far-fetched claim, explains Shamik Das.
Don’t believe the right: the cuts will hurt
City AM's Editor, Allister Heath, argues that Osborne's cuts are small by historic comparison. His argument doesnt stack up and the facts speak for themselves.
Current account weakness shows scale of rebalancing challenge
The latest figures, released by the ONS today, show the UK had a current account deficit of £10.5 billion in the final quarter of 2010 - equivalent to 2.9 per cent of GDP.
Budget 2011: Osborne’s greenwash won’t wash
Alexis Rowell, of Cutting the Carbon - www.cuttingthecarbon.com - reviews the budget's green failures.
Economic challenges could be helped through collective bargaining
Britain’s two main economic challenges - industry revitalisation and boosting consumer spending - could be helped through a greater role for collective bargaining, writes Chris Wright.