@horton_official OBR says "Weak growth in imports and exports over the medium term partly reflect the
continuing impact of Brexit, which we expect to reduce the overall trade intensity of the UK
economy by 15 per cent in the long term."
Investment funded by changing fiscal rule
- £100b capital spending over 5 years
- funding for HS2 to Euston
- £6.7b capital investment in schools next year
- £5b for housebuilding next year
- £2b for automotive sector over multiple years
- £1b for aerospace
- 11 new green hydrogen projects
- Reeves says this will all increase long-term GDP by 1.4%
https://t.co/B5tXw3seGg
Ok, here we go: Much of my work concerns the history and return of scientific racism. I’ve written extensively about attempts to resurrect the shuffling corpse of
race science and eugenics for many years. Bigotry dressed up as biology. 1/n
Hello! Looking to talk to single people about the cost of living alone v in a couple. Drop me a line if you'd be happy to chat about how much more rent, bills, life costs in general as a single person...
"Impact" journalism - just before we published this excellent dive by @marksweney into the Economist Group's links to tobacco, it confirmed its controversial Impact division would no longer take new work with the big cig firms
https://t.co/sXTnImID3j
Exclusive
Liz Truss’s deputy prime minister applied for a senior Labour Treasury role after election defeat
Thérèse Coffey applied to be UK director at the European Bank for Reconstruction & Development
Rachel Reeves gets to pick. Coffey did not get it.
https://t.co/31mXTTuZdQ
Really pleased with how this idea I worked on with @gdncommunity and @cleaskopeliti turned out. Some fantastic stories of what overtourism feels like from inside some of Europe's biggest honeypots
https://t.co/TQgzSHxtXb