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Investigations (59)
- The Inflation Lie: How CPI Understates the True Cost of Living
- The Austerity Lie
- Why TVs Get Cheaper And Nurses Don't
- £3.7 Billion on Border Security. 41,000 Small Boat Crossings. One Rapper Banned.
- The Boris Wave
- GBTT Weekly Briefing — Issue #02 — 24 May 2026
- Broken Britain, 2007. We took the prescription. The patient got worse.
- The Protection Racket
- Cap at 10: What Actually Happens When You Cap CEO Pay
- The Contribution Con
- 548 Households to Pay One Boss
- 245 Council Retirees Are Now on £100k+ Pensions | Comment
- The State Is Eating the Economy
- The Treasury's Diesel Dividend
- England's Education Spending: £122 Billion, a Decade of Cuts, and a SEND Crisis Bankrupting Councils
- Would a Flat Tax Save Britain's Economy?
- The GDP Delusion
- The NHS Sees Them. The Statistics Don't.
- Got Softer, or Got Sicker: Britain's Dependency Rate
- Migrants pay 30% of what the NHS costs per resident
- The 1.5 million homes target died in the consents data three years ago
- They Imported Millions. You Paid the Price.
- HS2 Has Now Cost £46.2 Billion. Not a Single Train Has Run.
- The Inflation Mystery: How Central Bankers Forgot About Money
- The Internal Exchange Rate
- The War Is Already in Your Tank, Your Mortgage, and Your Energy Bill
- "The people must decide" — Labour's general election demands
- The Land Cost Isn't the Problem Any More. In Fact, It's Worth Less Than Zero.
- The Margin Myth
- Britain borrowed cheap. It's refinancing expensive.
- The Moron Premium
- The Moonlighting Class: Outside Earnings Have Gone From Habit to Norm | MPs' Second Jobs
- The True Cost of Net Zero: Up to £7.6 Trillion
- Trust in the News Has Hit a Record Low
- The NHS Spent 13 Years Building a Bureaucracy. Now It Costs 18,000 Jobs to Tear It Down.
- It’s Not Just About Migration — Three Crises, One Scapegoat
- Britain's quiet debt fix
- Paid In, Priced Out
- Your Pay Rise Is a Lie
- PAYE Poverty — How Labour's Left-Wing Austerity Made Britain's Workers Poorer
- The Pension Promise Nobody Voted For
- The Free British Pension
- The personal allowance is not too generous. Raise it to £15,000.
- The £15,000 allowance pushes more of Britain over the line
- The Rented Intelligence Economy
- The Second-Hand Economy
- Britain wants to spend more. Lenders just repriced it.
- The Controlled Demolition: How Stamp Duty Costs Britain More Than It Raises
- Starmer goes. The fiscal reality does not.
- The £56 Billion Stealth Tax: How Frozen Thresholds Are Quietly Emptying Your Wallet
- The Triple Lock: The £40 Billion Promise Nobody Can Afford and Nobody Will Break
- The Subsidy in Plain Sight: Why Universal Credit Is Popular With Employers
- The Vanishing Tax
- The Great British Wage Squeeze
- The Quiet Depression: UK Real Wages by Decile, 1997 to 2024
- Britain's £323 Billion Welfare Bill: What It Is, Where It Goes, and Why It Keeps Rising
- Worth Less Than It Cost
- What the Bank of England Did to Your Generation
- 743,000 Young People Unemployed — The System That Priced Out a Generation
Data Releases (22)
- Inflation jumps to 2.9% as the energy bill lands
- Consumer Price Inflation — June 2026
- Consumer Price Inflation — May 2026
- GDP Monthly Estimate — April 2026
- Prices Flat, the North–South Fracture Widens | Halifax House Price Index, May 2026
- UK Household Costs Indices, January–March 2026 | The squeeze has become permanent
- Bank of England Money & Credit, April 2026 | Approvals jump, lending falls — mixed signals from Britain's housing market
- Bank of England Money & Credit, July 2026 | July unwinds June's credit spike — broad money growth falls back to 4.3%
- Bank of England Money & Credit, June 2026 | Britain's money growth is firming — but the credit surge is a false alarm
- Bank of England Money & Credit, May 2026 | Credit flow stalls as the mortgage market rolls over
- Britain Is Not in a Recovery. It Is in Stagflation. | OECD Economic Outlook, June 2026
- UK Private Sector Contracts Again as the Services Slump Deepens | Flash UK PMI, June 2026
- Public Sector Finances April 2026 | Borrowing overshoots in the first month
- Public Sector Finances July 2026 | Borrowing overshoots the OBR again
- Public Sector Finances May 2026 | Borrowing runs £5.6bn hot
- House price growth drops to 2.0% as the stamp-duty base effect bites
- UK Inflation: April 2026
- UK Labour Market & Average Weekly Earnings: August 2026
- UK Labour Market: July 2026
- UK Labour Market: May 2026
- UK NEET, April–June 2026 | NEET falls back from the one-million breach
- UK NEET, January–March 2026 | Britain crosses the one-million NEET line
The Great British Rebuild (10)