We don’t want “massive spending cuts”, Mr Osborne, just a little moderation
George Osborne was on Andrew Marr’s programme earlier and quite rightly noted that Britain is one of the least-well prepared… Read more »
George Osborne was on Andrew Marr’s programme earlier and quite rightly noted that Britain is one of the least-well prepared… Read more »
The Tory lead is down very slightly in today’s YouGov survey for The Daily Telegraph but the underlying numbers are… Read more »
As fears grow about an economic downturn George Osborne releases this statement: "Gordon Brown could have used the boom years… Read more »
On New Year’s Day we identified George Osborne as the Conservative to watch this year. He has the task of… Read more »
George Osborne is David Cameron’s most important colleague: William Hague may deputise at PMQs but the Shadow Chancellor is second… Read more »
Labour did so much to woo business but the recent proposed changes to Capital Gains Tax have united business organisations… Read more »
This morning Mervyn King gave evidence to a Treasury Select Committee concerning his handling of the Northern Rock crisis and… Read more »
Speaking before David Cameron earlier today – when he largely addressed the ‘credit crunch’ – Theresa May presented the Conservative… Read more »
We’re at the press conference now, it’s about to start. In the meantime click here to read the full speech…. Read more »
John Redwood’s blogging has been indispensable reading over recent days. He’s been dissecting the economic developments that have been dominating… Read more »
A little question for you… In the recent history of the Conservative Party there are two standout and, I believe,… Read more »
David Cameron gives a revealing interview to today’s Yorkshire Post in which he puts social breakdown at the heart of… Read more »
The Sunday Telegraph has a preview of the major recommendations of John Redwood’s competitiveness report: The scrapping of working time… Read more »
"CAMERON ON OFFENSIVE WITH CALL FOR TAX CUTS." That’s the headline over an article in today’s Telegraph. Its somewhat flimsy… Read more »
The Institute of Economic Affairs has asked four well-known economists for their verdict on Lord Forsyth’s Tax Reform Commission. The… Read more »