If Labour wants risk-takers, why is it cutting incentives? Opinion Labour claims it wants Britain to be the best place in the world to run a business, but its actions hardly match the ambition.
If the Chancellor wants growth he should abolish all taxes on jobs Opinion The economic statistic we should all be most focused on is the number of job vacancies in the economy, writes James Reed in today's Notebook.
Good AI adoption should force junior lawyers to think harder Opinion AI has entered the legal world, but rather than making lawyers lazier, it should force them to think harder, writes Alex Fortescue-Webb.
A bigger carrot, not a smaller stick, is needed to lure back the wealthy October 22, 2026 Those who left the UK for wealth purposes are not yet thinking about coming back. If Healey wants the wealthy back, they'll need an incentive
The Chancellor should be brave and reform the OBR October 20, 2026 Reforming the OBR will take courage, but it would well be worth it, writes Michael Martins in today's Notebook.
Dispatch from David Cameron’s 60th bash: Party talk turns to politics October 14, 2026 Should Andy Burnham call a snap election? Emily Sheffield reports from the political tittle tattle field of David Cameron's 60th party.
Do you own your voice? As AI voice tech booms, UK law needs an answer October 13, 2026 AI voice tech like ElevenLabs is booming, yet the legal framework around whether a voice can be 'owned' remains murky.
I helped found Shazam, now I write crime novels: Job hopping is a joy October 7, 2026 Long gone are the days of life-long jobs and thank goodness – job-hopping is a joy, writes Shazam-investor-turned-play-director Ajay Chowdhury.
If black labradors are a far right fantasy, I guess I’m a fascist October 6, 2026 That labradors aren't a sign of fascism feels self-explanatory, yet Labour blathers on, writes James Ford's hand in today's Notebook.
James Reed: Celebrating wealth could energise young people September 30, 2026 Fostering a more supportive and celebratory culture around wealth creation could help inspire more young people, writes James Reed.