Messier than that. From the linked article; Labour has retained 54% of their vote at the general election - 7% have gone to the Lib Dems, 6% to the Green Party, 5% to Reform UK, 4% to the Tories - wh… (View Post)

It's not 1926, or even 1984/5. Strikes aren't all-out for months, which is what your strategy requires. Unions have learned to game the system and strike in ways that cause maximum inconven… (View Post)

Obvious consequence there is that people who go to high-cost universities will be seriously discouraged from the sort of careers that have high social value but relatively low pay. Forget trying to g… (View Post)

The other moving part is when the next Labour leadership election happens. Starmer is likely to stick to his red lines (actual trade and cooperation, but no more), but I don't see how his succes… (View Post)

Hold on- loads of private businesses have terrible attitudes to their customers, even in notionally competitive markets. Try getting through to broadband customer services. Or airlines. Consider the … (View Post)