Inflation

As economy loses altitude, consumers rack up debt and plunder savings to keep spending. Manufacturing and exports are not taking up slack.

Brexiters crowed that economists got it wrong. One year on, the facts and the argument are giving them eggy faces.

One year on from the referendum, are you happy with the havoc you’ve wreaked? If not, there’s still time. Donald Tusk isn’t the only dreamer.

A weakened government, gripped by political and economic policy paralysis, suddenly faces a barrage of criticism from industry and finance.

More bad post-Brexit news for the economy as workers’ wages after inflation shrink at fastest pace since 2014. Politicians must take note.

Hard Brexiters used UK’s economic resilience to push destructive Brexit. They must now put British businesses and households before dogma.

The “Brexit election” that barely mentioned Brexit. May’s vanishing landslide. Trump, Macron and not much Boris. All captured in gif form.

Unless you want more broken promises, don’t vote for Brexiters on June 8.

Leave campaigners tempted voters with a Brexit wonderland. Nearly a year after the referendum, it was clearly a deceit.

Self-inflicted damage is already widespread in the UK even before Brexit negotiations start.

Lower growth means it’ll be harder to get money Tories are promising for NHS and schools - and that’s before Brexit has even happened.

Brexiters should admit that Europe’s quickening growth is good news for the UK too.