Josh Kerr took the mile record. But how much further can we go? Opinion Josh Kerr’s performance prompts the question as to how much further world records might be expected to improve, says Paul Ormerod.
Burnham’s cheerfulness could turn the economy around Opinion Confidence is an elusive but essential determinant of the course of the economy ignored by Reeves' doomsterism. Burnham could change that.
Pokemon cards’ most enthusiastic collectors? Money launderers Opinion The market for Pokemon cards it absolutely booming, but there's a more sinister force than nerdy millennials at play, writes Paul Ormerod.
A state of the nation tale: The National Rail Museum won’t accept a model railway set May 19, 2026 From museums that won't accept model railway sets to the NHS's refusal to share data, British inefficiency is costing us billions.
It’s not the Bank of England’s job to support the Chancellor May 5, 2026 the Bank of England's MPC is acting as if its role is to support the Chancellor and protect the real economy, rather than control inflation.
Forget Oasis, dynamic pricing could be coming for your weekly shop April 17, 2026 The rise of big data means dynamic pricing is easier to implement. Paul Ormerod asks what this could mean for consumers's everyday shopping.
Why cutting spending is now the only way to revive the economy October 16, 2025 With Brits stashing away cash in fear of further tax hikes under Labour, cutting spending is now the only way forward to grow the UK economy.