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Public sector pay deals help drive up UK borrowing

Borrowing was £17.4bn last month, the second highest October figure since monthly records began in 1993.

Opinion

10th September 2026

Opinion: John Healey’s first test: make it easier to hire

John Healey has a difficult Budget ahead of him, though perhaps that is simply part of the job descr...
9th September 2026

Jeremy King: “You’ve got to teach people to believe in themselves”

I have come to you tonight from an awards ceremony round the corner, and it was a very particular aw...
Tim Clark
8th September 2026

Tim Clark launches his latest Better Schools report: “Schools cannot survive if they are hamstrung”

There is a particular pleasure in hearing a former headmaster address a room. He does need the micro...
8th September 2026

Polly Cecil: Letter from Buenos Aries

Buenos Aries rejects classification. Walk three blocks in any direction, and you pass through what f...
Omar Sabbagh
7th September 2026

Y Knots author Omar Sabbagh gives his advice to young writers

My first ever publication as an aspiring writer was in 2004. I'd attended a brief course in creative...
how to prosper in a busy world
3rd September 2026

Sir Terry Waite on careers in faith

Faith has been a vital part of my work, and that has been a gradual growth over the years. My unders...
28th August 2026

Sarah Tucker: Revaluing the Three Arts: Why the Future of Education Depends on What We Once Called “Extras”

There comes a point in life when you realise two things. First, that you have spent an impressive nu...
26th August 2026

Leah Houston’s amazing bursary journey

One sometimes hears someone called a 'black sheep' of a family as a pejorative term. It needn't be l...
Euan Blair
25th August 2026

Relatively Speaking: Euan Blair

Growing up in Downing Street sounds like an unusual childhood, and in one sense it was. But children...
20th August 2026

Naomi Klein on the rise – and sheer strangeness – of personal branding

It's hard to overstate the weirdness of watching an idea go from laughable to inevitable. When I pub...
19th August 2026

Zadie Smith on the vanishing commons and the novelistic imagination

The novelistic approach to the human subject begins with the premise that power is not an identity. ...
Toby Young
18th August 2026

Lord Young on free speech: “it remains a battle to persuade people they should care”

We've always styled the Free Speech Union as a nonpartisan organisation, and I think that matters,...
17th August 2026

Mark Plummer: “In an Age of Digital Communication, Conversation Still Matters”

My last article looked at the growth of AI and the importance of relationships. That turned my atten...
13th August 2026

Bursary Update: Ollie Nicholls: “I was surrounded by people at the very top of their game.”

Tell us a little about your early life and education? What was your family background and upbringing...
12th August 2026

Relatively Speaking: Stephen McPartland

I talk a lot and try to listen even more - but I never really talk about what drives me; my hunger, ...
why are there so many parking tickets in london?
11th August 2026

Long Read: Bulletin from a Parking Ticket

I knew what it would be before it arrived, which is perhaps the most telling detail of all. There is...
7th August 2026

Opinion: Stop Asking Whether AI Can Be Trusted. Ask What It Can Reach

Nineteen times, a piece of software tried to break into a database it had no business touching. Nobo...
7th August 2026

Friday Culture Essay: It’s Never Too Late: Rose Wylie at the Royal Academy

I once spent an afternoon with Rose Wylie at her cottage in Kent. This was some years ago, when she ...
6th August 2026

Bursary candidate Harvey Hounslow: ‘things have changed with incredible pace’

After experiencing a personal tragedy in late 2021, I found myself back at work in 2022, drifting al...
5th August 2026

Mark Plummer: Silence Isn’t Feedback: Why Employers Owe Young People Better

Every year, thousands of young people invest enormous amounts of time trying to secure their first m...
4th August 2026

Opinion: Britain’s Youth Unemployment Gap Needs More Than Good Intentions

Today's unemployment figures offer a rare flicker of good news, but anyone tempted to celebrate shou...

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