Wealth Taxes Are Pointless While Tax Havens Exist
Kojo Koram
Smoke out the foxholes.
Tag: grace blakeley
Novara Media Contributors Share Their Top Stories of 2025
Novara Media Contributors
The good, the bad and the downright embarrassing.
Exclusive: Green Party Membership Surges Following Polanski’s Leadership Bid, Leaked Data Suggests
Adam Ramsay
They kept that quiet.
Zack Polanski Is Done Talking
Rivkah Brown
A little more action, please.
Financial Markets Spiral As US-China Trade War Goes Nuclear
Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs came into force at midnight last night and China has whacked up their tariffs to an eyewatering 84%. With Michael Walker, Grace Blakeley and Helena NoJusticeMTG. Interview with Zoe Liu of the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
Coronavirus: Is This the End of Free Market Capitalism?
While it has already led to more than one million deaths, the consequences of Covid-19 go beyond just public health with 2020 experiencing the sharpest economic downturn in history. Of course much of that was intentional, with demobilisation seen as necessary to control the virus, but what are the longer term economic impacts? Will some […]
From Climate to Jobs, Sunak’s Budget ‘Event’ Falls Short of the Protections We Need
Grace Blakeley
Global South Economies Like Zambia’s Are Being Battered by Coronavirus. We Must Write-Off Debt Now
Grace Blakeley
We Must Democratise Our Economy or Face an Era of State Monopoly Capitalism
Grace Blakeley
Taking It Back: Public Ownership in the 21st Century
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Grace Blakeley, Aaron Bastani and Michael Walker to discuss public ownership from nationalisation to socialisation – and what a truly democratised economy might look like.
Carillion: Scam, Scandal, Opportunity
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Grace Blakeley and Ann Pettifor to discuss the decline and fall of Carillion, outsourcing, financialisation – and how to transform public investment in Britain.
Budget2031
Aaron Bastani is joined by Grace Blakeley and James Meadway as they ask whether the recent budget offered conclusive proof that Britain’s economic model is dead.