Another Brown job
Fraser Nelson
12:56pm
Will anyone take Gordon Brown’s claim to create up to 100,000 jobs seriously? As a statistician will tell you, “upContinue reading... | Comments (31)
Sunday, 4th January 2009
Fraser Nelson
12:56pm
Will anyone take Gordon Brown’s claim to create up to 100,000 jobs seriously? As a statistician will tell you, “upContinue reading... | Comments (31)
Brown smiles for the camera
Peter Hoskin
10:59am
Optimism, optimism, optimism. That's the line that Gordon Brown pushes in his interview with the Observer today. He quotes BarackContinue reading... | Comments (24)
The moral battleground
Melanie Phillips
12:53am
And so now begins the second and most difficult stage. Inside Israel, there is both determination and dread asContinue reading... | Comments (144)
Saturday, 3rd January 2009
This is the end
Peter Hoskin
6:58pm
Thanks to David Brooks's Sidney Awards, I've just caught up with Michael Lewis's article 'The End', which appeared in PortfolioContinue reading... | Comments (6)
Risk management
James Forsyth
6:17pm
The Tories keep telling us that they are on an election footing. If they are, part of that must beContinue reading... | Comments (20)
The Great War's toll
James Forsyth
5:01pm
I’ve been reading Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat: The Dire Warning by John Lukacs about Churchill’s speeches in May 1940.Continue reading... | Comments (13)
Notebook
Clive Davis
4:15pm
I can only remember one occasion when the Rembrandt was almost empty the whole week - apart from Mondays,Continue reading... | Comment
How Labour might spin a second bail-out
James Forsyth
2:45pm
A second bank bailout would, as Pete noted earlier, be a hinge moment in British politics. Anthony Wells has shownContinue reading... | Comments (17)
Oborne: Talks have begun about a Lib-Lab coalition
James Forsyth
12:02pm
Peter Oborne’s column today is explosive stuff. He writes that secret talks have already begun between Labour and Liberal DemocratContinue reading... | Comments (27)
A second bailout?
Peter Hoskin
11:35am
So there we have it. The first substantial rumblings that Alistair Darling's going to sanction a second banking bailout, afterContinue reading... | Comments (16)
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