Regulation that protects big businesses from annoying competitors is...a sensible precaution. Regulation that enforces market competition, breaks up monopolies and stops extraction and price gouging is...mad socialist red tape, if not actual Stalinism. Am I doing this right?

Nope they don’t believe in the free market. That was just a ruse to create monopolies.

Here's something the media is hardly talking about. This Government is set to oversee the steepest fall in living standards in modern times - unless they change course fast. In less than two weeks Labour faces a stark choice - will they tax wealth and back the majority?

Former Labour Deputy Leader Lord Thomas Watson, now Senior VP at Palantir UK, wrote to me defending their public contracts. Instead of trading letters, I’ve challenged him to an open, public debate. He can defend Palantir’s ethos; I’ll argue for public accountability. Will you accept, Tom?

I’m glad this has been said 👇

Labour would lose 160 seats if there was a general election now, according to the Election Maps UK site that you’ve just reposted.

Night of the Nearly Dead

This is based on the assumption (and the document says quite clearly that this is an assumption): That the government would have to buy the water companies existing debt. The alternate view is that the companies would cost nothing to buy as they are essentially bankrupt.