Gerard Lyons: Britain must go for growth – which means lower taxes now

Ours are no longer competitive by global standards, and the Government needs a new supply-side agenda.

Gerard Lyons: To ensure that the City continues to flourish, we need to make the most of Brexit.

The importance of competitive taxes cannot be understated. And retaining high standards is not incompatible with growth.

Gerard Lyons: Inflation, interest rates – and the case for a shake-up at the Bank of England. It needs more diversity of thought.

The Court of the Bank does a poor job in holding it to account. So it may be that even greater scrutiny is called for.

Gerard Lyons: The Budget. It was right for the Chancellor to focus on providing a stronger foundation for growth.

Yesterday he sent a powerful message about the need to build a stronger economy, with a focus on innovation and investment.

Gerard Lyons: The three-arrowed approach to economic policy that Britain needs

When he was Mayor of London, I outlined to Boris Johnson how we have the potential to become the largest economy in western Europe.

The Deal in Detail 2) Economics and regulation

The second of a series of pieces from Policy Exchange looking at specific issues that arise from the Brexit trade deal.

Gerard Lyons: The Chancellor’s wholesale support for employment is welcome, but he must watch the detail

There will also be a longer-term cost of possible tax changes for the self-employed, but for now these are not the issue.

Gerard Lyons: Britain should embrace the opportunities offered by Clean Brexit

This country can thrive under World Trade Organisation rules, provided the proper groundwork is laid by the Government.