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Labour’s Promised Housebuilding Bonanza

Labour says that it will build 1.5 million homes by reforming Britain’s planning system. Is it really that simple, asks…

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Despite its massive problems, New York is still the centre of the world, says Victor Hill.

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The diagnosis was correct, even if the hasty treatment was bungled, says Victor Hill.

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Neither of them will make it to the party coronations next August, says Victor Hill.

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Much of the politics of Western democracies is founded on a world order that no longer exists, says Victor Hill.

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India goes from strength to strength and is now a major geopolitical player, says Victor Hill.

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If we are going to condemn the next generation to pay off our unsustainable national debt at least we should…

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Downside risks are rising this summer, as the Russia-Ukraine war gets even nastier, says Victor Hill.

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The climate doomsters make it more difficult to formulate effective climate policy, says Victor Hill.

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Victor Hill asks why any canny investor would allocate to the no-growth UK.

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