Recent articles by Richard Ehrman

Alexis Tsipras: only man talking sense on Greece and the euro

Tue 22 May, AT 07:50 Richard Ehrman

Leftist Greek leader has markets worried, but his call for Greece to be given a realistic way to stay in the euro is reasonable

Right-wing Tories must accept: there is no alternative to Coalition

Tue 8 May, AT 07:29 Richard Ehrman

David Cameron cannot turn right and he cannot ditch the Lib Dems. The Coalition must pull together fast

Beyond the spin: how to tell who has won the local elections

Tue 1 May, AT 08:41 Richard Ehrman

Conservatives will be watching the rise of UKIP, while Labour pray for a miracle in London

Four things Osborne could do to help Britain return to growth

Thu 26 Apr, AT 08:35 Richard Ehrman

We badly need new ideas, but when it comes to promoting growth the coalition has been hopelessly inconsistent

Cameron's crisis: at least there's no Heseltine sharpening the knife

Fri 20 Apr, AT 08:41 Richard Ehrman

At the moment it's all disaster, and rebellion - but if growth resumes, the PM's prospects could be transformed

Cameron's crisis: at least there's no Heseltine sharpening the knife

Fri 20 Apr, AT 08:03 Richard Ehrman

At the moment it's all disaster and rebellion - but if growth resumes, the PM's prospects could be transformed

Spain on the brink: time to agree the euro is deeply flawed

Fri 13 Apr, AT 07:58 Richard Ehrman

If Spain tips over the edge, even the eurozone's blinkered elite must see that change is needed

Failure to relax planning rules risks a boom and bust to come

Thu 29 Mar, AT 09:43 Richard Ehrman

Nimby mentality means the planning system won’t be able to cope when the economy picks up

Alienating the elderly is unwise. But the big worry is growth

Thu 22 Mar, AT 08:33 Richard Ehrman

The furore over pensions might ease with time, but there's still no sign of the economy perking up

Europe seeks its chance to bring Germans down a peg or two

Tue 13 Mar, AT 07:26 Richard Ehrman

Once unthinkable, now Angela Merkel happily interferes in French presidential election

House of Lords reform: we're in danger of Lib Dem stitch-up

Tue 28 Feb, AT 08:30 Richard Ehrman

No one wants Clegg's changes, especially the peers - even titled turkeys won't vote for Christmas

The secrets of George Osborne: it's time he explained himself

Tue 21 Feb, AT 07:30 Richard Ehrman

With the Budget approaching, the only indication of what might be in it has come from the Lib Dems

Cameron is rattled – but why so far ahead of next election?

Fri 10 Feb, AT 07:48 Richard Ehrman

Did Tory high command over-estimate how much electoral help they would get from the new boundary changes?

RBS: how to split it up and save money on expensive bankers

Tue 31 Jan, AT 08:52 Richard Ehrman

Sell off the good bits, and you won't need a big bonus master of the universe to look after what's left

Ed Miliband must be dropped for Labour to stand a chance

Mon 16 Jan, AT 08:26 Richard Ehrman

If you can't persuade voters quickly that you are prime ministerial material, you never will

Scottish independence: PM leaps into the unknown again

Tue 10 Jan, AT 08:01 Richard Ehrman

Would Scotland join the euro? Would it have its own army? The big questions start here

The end of the world is nigh – or possibly not, actually

Tue 3 Jan, AT 08:32 Richard Ehrman

Largely unnoticed, the West's dependence on imported energy is finally starting to reduce

Mortgage reform threatens the British way of saving

Tue 20 Dec, AT 07:29 Richard Ehrman

The whole way we organise our housing so obviously favours one generation at the expense of another

How Brussels went wrong for Sarkozy and Merkel too

Mon 12 Dec, AT 07:51 Richard Ehrman

Demerging the eurozone from the EU could prove to be a legal and logistical nightmare

Standard & Poor warning just makes Friday more critical

Tue 6 Dec, AT 07:33 Richard Ehrman

If the revamped eurozone turns out to be a German stitch-up, it is highly likely to end in tears

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