Vegan burgers that “bleed” like meat have been blocked from being introduced in Britain for four years because of delays and red tape.

The idea that civil servants and lawyers (particularly judges and legal advisors) wield disproportionate power is often voiced in debates about democratic accountability, the rule of law, and the ‘deep state.’

Clearly, we’ve got to take all the money off the rich folk and give it to the poorer.

U-turns are in the news, and are assumed to be a sign of weakness, an ‘embarrassing climb-down,’ and ‘a humiliating defeat.’

The Food Foundations tells us, via email, that: "The introduction of mandatory reporting by all large food companies, including takeaway chains, on the healthiness of their food sales is a game changer. This

We here, along with the lads at the Centre for Policy Studies, spent a decade insisting that the personal allowance for income tax (and national insurance in our case) must be raised.

The thing that really grips our goat here is that idea that an operating subsidy is being called investment.

In its 2024 manifesto, the Labour Party pledged to add 3,000 new nurseries, attached to existing primary schools.

The charity called on the UK to work with other governments to oppose “extreme inequality”, with private wealth growing eight times faster than the net wealth of governments between 1995 and 2023.

There is a treasure under out feet which, if tapped, could make most of the country richer and less dependent on imported resources.

That’ll larn ‘em, eh? Pass a law which increases the profits of the fossil fuel companies in order to punish the fossil fuel companies for causing climate change.

Margaret Thatcher wanted Britain to become a property-owning democracy, and she succeeded to an extent no-one thought possible when she took office in 1979.