The UK needs a political strategy to get the best deal – and we must be willing to sacrifice any and all other policies to achieve it.
Both consumer price inflation and higher interest rates are needed.
Every Prime Minister starts out talking about higher productivity but ends up offering more debt and cheap credit. Will this one break the mould?
There is a huge amount of talk about solving the problem, but too little effective action.
If our new Prime Minister cannot get through a fortnight without promising money left, right and centre, how will he or she manage the negotiation?
While I work for him, he showed himself a small c conservative, a man with a deep love for the country he governed, and an entirely honourable sense of duty.
A mass of issues on which Westminster leads will still be there on June 24th – whether we stay or go.
There are serious negative effects caused by this misplaced certainty and deference.
Here are three proposals for change.
“Carpe Diem”, Boris – get London building. Creating streets can be good for London, and good for you.
There are plenty of ways to solve the problem – what’s needed is the political will.