Wirtschaft

Nov 16th 2011 By Bagehot SNATCHING a brief break from all things European, Bagehot has been looking at youth unemployment this week (it will be the subject of my print…

Nov 14th 2011 By Bagehot CONSTRUCTIVE criticism, from a Britain at the heart of EU decision-making. That was the new tone on Europe from David Cameron this evening, as he…

Nov 10th 2011 By Bagehot I WAS determined to avoid writing about the Europe this week: there is a lot of it about in other sections of the paper, and…

By Bagehot MY PRINT column this week looks at a huge shake-up of Britain’s parliamentary map that is currently underway, and the degree to which this boundary review is causing…

By Bagehot FOR this week’s print edition, a colleague from our economics team did some number crunching around Britain’s exposure to the troubled euro-zone periphery. His sobering finding: add up…

Nov 3rd 2011 By Bagehot THE DARK, thunderous skies over Westminster tonight seem all too appropriate. The storm in the euro zone is reaching new heights, and here in Britain…

Nov 1st 2011 By Bagehot BAGEHOT is overseas just now, researching a column on foreign policy. But checking the headlines from home I felt a keen pang of homesickness when…

By Bagehot A FEW years ago, a fascinating exhibition was mounted of old British newspaper cartoons relating to the country’s ties with Europe. The show was known as Eurobollocks and…

Oct 27th 2011 By Bagehot TAKING a break from the gloom and crossness of Westminster, Bagehot headed a couple of miles south to a tough bit of Stockwell last week.…

Oct 27th 2011 By Bagehot IN MY print column this week I examine the odd way that Britain is embracing direct democracy, without ever having formally rejected the representative version.…