Richard Murphy

Sir James Dyson has accused Labour of being spiteful because it has taken away the inheritance tax reliefs worth a small fortune that he had hoped to enjoy by buying large acreages of farmland in the East of England. He’s completely wrong about that. But Labour is spiteful, nonetheless. He...

Trump has regained the US Presidency, but the policies he has proposed will be disastrous for the American people, delivering chaos, inflation and high interest rates alongside fear for many. The people of the USA might have voted him out to be rid of neoliberalism, but he is not the...

IF it is to work, any newspaper column does, I think, require three things. The first is a hero or villain. The second is a big idea. The third is a…

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The Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee reported yesterday on its thinking on inflation when cutting the base interest rate to 4.75 per cent, which, as I have already noted, was too little and too late.Amongst the issues that the Bank commented on was the Budget. They came to four...

Trump controls the Presidency, Senate and, most likely, the House. He has no excuses for not delivering on his promises as a result.

Matthew Goodwin posted this on Twitter on Saturday: So what, you might ask? But then remember four things.

I usually think John Harris is one of the better vices on the Guardian opinion pages. Yesterday, though, he had an article headlined in this way:

If we want to change things, we have to change the rules of government. We have to change them so that people are at their epicentre and that things that matter are the goals that government must achieve.

Trump's plan to impose massive tariffs on imports into the USA are bad news for US consumers, and most specially the poorest people in that country.