57. How to fix UK growth, why economists fail, and restructuring our economic institutions - Andy Haldane

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262. Does the Chancellor have a growth plan at last?

The Chancellor claims she is finally focussed on growth, but is it too little too late? Will the EU agree to improve access for British exporters? How much of our taxes will she transfer to metro mayors and what will they spend it on? And why is she still so far behind the curve ...  Show more

261. Dire straits: Should the Royal Navy end the Iran oil blockade?

How will Keir Starmer protect our living standards from the soaring energy costs caused by Trump’s Iran war? Can the Chancellor afford to subsidise our heating bills? And should the Prime Minister say yes to Trump’s request for British minesweeping drones and ships to be sent to ...  Show more

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