Rent reform is the main battleground if parties want to woo Gen Z voters October 12, 2023 If Labour or the Conservatives want to get Gen Z turning up at the polling station, they will have to address the issue of rent reform writes Shira Jeczmein
Is Keir Starmer the man to dig Britain out of this new age of insecurity? October 11, 2023 In a bid to win over the British public, the Labour party is now telling a new story about how they will rescue voters from the age of insecurity and usher in the new age of hope, Josh Williams writes
How we can stop the smartphone swindle once and for all October 11, 2023 Millions of consumers are unknowingly being ripped off by their mobile provider and paying for handsets that they have already paid off and now own outright, to the tune of £530m a year, reveals Gareth Turpin
Daunting task of improving public services is the real challenge for next government October 11, 2023 The SNP has faced the consequence of sheer incompetence with their resounding by-election defeat but dissatisfaction with public services is rife south of the border too, writes Paul Ormerod
City firms love to play an economic blame game over investor confidence October 10, 2023 Companies are far too quick to blame the economic environment when a share price dips but they should look at the many things they can do to attract investors, Oliver Hughes writes
Taxpayers will end up paying for Scotland’s four-day working week experiment October 10, 2023 Four-day week trials in the public sector risk the quality of people’s day-to-day services and will see the Government squander eye-watering amounts of taxpayers' cash, Elliot Keke writes
Sex (ism) and the City: can new regulations root out the bad apples? October 10, 2023 As the FCA and PRA prepare to crack down on improper conduct in ‘the City’, what would Carrie Bradshaw make of the regulators’ latest attempt to promote healthy culture, and root out the bad guys? Jennie Clarke asks
Labour must present clear vision for UK’s future energy agenda October 9, 2023 All eyes will be on how Keir Starmer will ensure Labour's energy policy is both credible and distinct from the Tories.
The demise of HS2 should teach us to give up the false idol of consensus October 9, 2023 Consensus is not the political ideal that we've been taught to believe it is and the HS2 debacle proves its shortcomings, writes Eliot Wilson
What would a Labour government mean for financial services? October 9, 2023 Keir Starmer wants the City to help him deliver his vision for Britain and sees the financial sector as a key partner in the transition to net zero and delivering the much-desired growth, writes Alice Perry