Month: October 2022
Liz Truss and Jeremy Corbyn | Part 2
A month a go I wrote a rather unflattering blog comparing Liz Truss with Jeremy Corbyn – 2 party leaders loved by their party activists, but not by their fellow MPs. Since them a few newspapers have picked up on the similarity: Recent opinion polls show the Conservative trailing Labour by 20-30 points, some of … Read more
The cost of Lizzing | The end of an era in Economics
I started to write this blog when the Government was announcing the financial support package, but developments with Trump over took me. I’m glad I waited until after the mini-budget because the speed of events has meant that anything I had written previously would be out of date by now. Lets go back one … Read more