Emeritus Prof Christopher May on Nostr: Today the FT argues there is little difference in economic strategy between Rachel ...
Today the FT argues there is little difference in economic strategy between Rachel Reeves & Jeremy Hunt (as it happens echoing much commentary here).
Leaving aside the facts of the matter, this looks to me like the FT coming out for Labour & seeking to reassure its readers that Labour can offer 'economic stability' to complement the offer of political stability in contrast to the chaotic recent years of Tory govt.
Labour will happily take this as an endorsement!
Others, will be worried!
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