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On the surface, Labour’s £28 billion green pledge appears to be the soft underbelly of Starmerism. Even when it was announced in 2021, with the Labour Party traversing the narrowest of pathways on fiscal policy, eyebrows were raised by this notably noncomformist borrowing commitment. Of course, the policy as announced a couple of years ago… Read more »
After two years of incapacitation, prevarication and false dawns, the movement towards the restoration of power-sharing in Northern Ireland this week proceeded at a genuine pace. And as far as the careful choreographers in the DUP (Democratic Unionist Party) and NIO (Northern Ireland Office) are concerned, it’s generally all gone according to schedule. The first… Read more »
