HeyJaredWhen The Facts Change
Economics and politics in a fast-changing world - with Liam Halligan “When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do?”
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Robert Jenrick: “Without welfare reform, we face a spectacular financial crisis” (opens the original)
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Welcome once again to When The Facts Change. In this episode, I interview Rt Hon Robert Jenrick MP, one of the UK’s most talked-about politicians.In this wide-ranging discussion with Liam Halligan, Robert Jenrick issues a stark warning that without a radical overhaul of the welfare state, “Britain faces a spectacular financial crisis”.The Reform Shadow … <a href="https://liamhalligan.sub
“They Want To Shut Us Down” Inside The Battle Over Britain’s Most Controversial School with Katharine Birbalsingh (opens the original)
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Welcome once again to When the Facts Change.In this episode, I talk to Katharine Birbalsingh – Founder and Headteacher of the Michaela School in Wembley, North-West London.Opened in 2014, Michaela is a non-selective state school in a relatively deprived part of Britain’s capital.Yet Michaela’s exam results are astonishing – in the top 2pc of all UK scho… Read more
"The City is failing small- and medium-sized firms, the life blood of the British economy" (opens the original)
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The UK’s small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) employ two-thirds of our workforce and generate around half our entire national income. The SME sector is a hotbeds of innovation and enterprise – vital not just to today’s economy but for our broader economic future.“SME’s are effectively the engine room, the lifeblood of the UK economy”, says James Sheehan, Director of Capital Markets at Bowsprit Partners and a staunch advocate of “small-cap” UK-based businesses.“But, as a nation, we aren&
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