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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.

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20th February 2026

Friday poem: The Chauffeur by Martin Plantinga

There's a lot of waiting in this job, but not so often outside police stations. My natural milieu is...
19th February 2026

Leonard Cohen at Ten Years Gone: What the Great Musician Teaches Us

Ten years after his death, Leonard Cohen remains an object lessons in how a career can evolve withou...
18th February 2026

Opinion: Inflation might be Slowing – Costs Aren’t.

Inflation has fallen to 3%. The headlines are calm. The Bank of England may even cut interest rates...
Keir Starmer at 2020 labour party leadership election
17th February 2026

Opinion: A Slowing Jobs Market and a Generation Waiting

The latest unemployment figures should give ministers pause. At 5.2%, the UK jobless rate now sits c...
16th February 2026

Exclusive: How Pope Leo XIV Became the Pontiff for this Moment

Anyone who has visited St Peter's is struck by its theatrical enormity. Everything about it is proba...
13th February 2026

Culture Essay: Sarah Tucker on the impact of Saturday Morning TV: “the Entrepreneurial Education No One Noticed”

Long before podcasts on productivity, TED Talks on resilience, and Instagram reels on "founder minds...
12th February 2026

Tomorrow’s Leaders: David Zazo on founding Classically Social: ‘social, relaxed and welcoming’

Classically Social began as a response to something my business partner ...
why are there so many parking tickets in london?
11th February 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...
10th February 2026

The Velocity Problem: Power, Noise and the age of Unfinished Crises

There is a peculiar sensation that attends contemporary politics: the feeling that events are not me...
9th February 2026

Morgan McSweeney, Richard Nixon and the Art of the Resignation Letter

Resignation letters are among the strangest artefacts of political life. They are written at moments...
6th February 2026

Sarah Tucker’s Letter from Tuscany: A Fairway to Thinking

A reluctant golfer reflects on sustainability, the good life, and how green thinking doesn't always ...
who will succeed keir starmer?
5th February 2026

After Starmer: What would the Potential Runners and Riders do on Jobs and the Economy?

Westminster thrives on psychodrama - and never more so than this week. But employers, markets and ho...
4th February 2026

Opinion: The Wrong Kind of Club

The Epstein files are horrifying for many reasons, but none more so than this: they reveal a world n...
What is Lord Cameron doing now?
3rd February 2026

Curriculum Capture: Why the Free Schools Battle Really Matters

When Lord Cameron returned to the fray this week, penning a rare and fiery Telegraph column, it was ...
Tim Clark
2nd February 2026

Tim Clark on the Government’s New School Suspensions and Exclusions Policy: ‘lazy, unimaginative and dangerous’

Last week, several media outlets ran reports of the government's desire to stop schools from sending...
30th January 2026

Constable at 250: The Patient Revolutionary

If we are inclined to believe that artistic revolutions happen suddenly, with a single brushstroke o...
will ai create jobs?
29th January 2026

AI, New Jobs? Amazon’s Layoffs Undercut the AI Employment Myth

For years, the most influential minds in Silicon Valley - Elon Musk among them - have insisted on a ...
28th January 2026

No more Bobbies on the Beat? The Employability Puzzle in a Policing Revolution

Shabana Mahmood's white paper From Local to National: A New Model for Policing may go down as one of...
Female Lawyers at protest
27th January 2026

The Graduate Dilemma: What 700,000 Out-of-Work Degree-Holders Tell Us About Our Broken Work-to-Education Pipeline

There is a quietly disturbing number buried in this week's labour market data: over 700,000 universi...
Career employability is a vital skill
26th January 2026

Opinion: Why You Shouldn’t Let AI Write Your CV (and Why That’s Good News)

Grant Thornton's warning to graduates not to use AI to write their CVs has been widely reported as a...
23rd January 2026

Sarah Tucker: Letter from Costa Rica

The howler monkeys arrived at dawn on the roof of our hut at Pachira Lodge, calling out as if they h...

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