
Cameron continues Gideon’s race to the bottom
Alex Hern rebuts Adrian Beecroft’s claim that cutting employment rights will increase employment.

Alex Hern rebuts Adrian Beecroft’s claim that cutting employment rights will increase employment.

A new report today reveals education spending will be slashed by more than 13 per cent over this parliament – the largest cut since at least the fifties.

There was yet more evidence of the impact of George Osborne’s short-sighted cuts to science and research and development today, reports Shamik Das.

Sustrans’s Eleanor Besley dissects the government’s abdication of David Cameron’s claims it will be the “greenest government ever”.

The latest figures on growth (or lack of) are bad for the government’s deficit reduction plan; the government is terrible at cutting borrowing generally.

Tony Dolphin of the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) explains the effect the new inflation statistics will have on the UK economy.

Labour needs to come out and tackle the UK government’s misleading claim the Financial Transaction Tax, aka the Robin Hood Tax, is just a ‘Brussels tax’.

Alex Hern runs through the latest negative economic news, and reports on the New York Times’s criticism of the UK government.

Alex Hern runs through the alternatives presented to George Osborne in this weeks New Statesman.

David Cameron drilled a further nail in the coffin of the ‘greenest government ever’ myth, with his support for BP’s North Sea oil drilling plans, reports Joss Garman.