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Liam Halligan

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Economic Agenda columnist @Telegraph; Planet Normal Co-Pilot; Director @CPSThinkTank; When The Facts Change https://t.co/uJHyIpeEHT; @HooligansbandUK

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Some personal/professional news: I'm launching "When the Facts Change - economics and politics in a fast-changing world". Click on the link in my X biography to read my first post. I'll obviously continue to write my weekly "Economics Agenda" column for the Telegraph, and co-present the "Planet Normal" podcast each week with the brilliant Allison Pearson I've been encouraged by lots of people, not least on X, to do more writing and broadcasting. So here goes .... "When the Facts Change" will initially be limited to written posts. But, as I find my feet, I'll add audio and video content too. So please check out my launch post via the link in my X biog and feel free to share this news. 🧵 1/2

Some personal/professional news: I'm launching "When the Facts Change - economics and politics in a fast-changing world". Click on the link in my X biography to read my first post. I'll obviously continue to write my weekly "Economics Agenda" column for the Telegraph, and co-present the "Planet Normal" podcast each week with the brilliant Allison Pearson I've been encouraged by lots of people, not least on X, to do more writing and broadcasting. So here goes .... "When the Facts Change" will initially be limited to written posts. But, as I find my feet, I'll add audio and video content too. So please check out my launch post via the link in my X biog and feel free to share this news. 🧵 1/2

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We did it !! London to Paris in 24 hours ON A TANDEM Thanks so much to my dear friend Serge Kogan - who travelled from California to ride The Duchenne Dash with me Thanks to Duchenne UK - the brilliant parent-run charity that has now staged 14 Duchenne Dashes since 2013 - and which is working so hard to find treatments for this particularly nasty (and fatal) form of muscular dystrophy. And thanks to everyone who threw some money into the pot to sponsor Serge and myself, in our fund-raising efforts Every little helps - and it’s not too late !!

We did it !! London to Paris in 24 hours ON A TANDEM Thanks so much to my dear friend Serge Kogan - who travelled from California to ride The Duchenne Dash with me Thanks to Duchenne UK - the brilliant parent-run charity that has now staged 14 Duchenne Dashes since 2013 - and which is working so hard to find treatments for this particularly nasty (and fatal) form of muscular dystrophy. And thanks to everyone who threw some money into the pot to sponsor Serge and myself, in our fund-raising efforts Every little helps - and it’s not too late !!

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💥💥New "When The Facts Change" Episode 28 - full-length interview with Robert Jenrick 📺🎙️ In a wide-ranging discussion with Liam Halligan, the Rt Robert Jenrick MP issues a stark warning that without a radical overhaul of the welfare state, "Britain faces a spectacular financial crisis". The Reform Shadow Chancellor details his party’s plans to save £50 billion a year on welfare spending. Key proposals include restricting most benefits to British citizens only, overhauling cash disability payments and replacing personal independence payments (PIP) with a tighter system. Additionally, long-term unemployed claimants fit to work must complete 20 hours of community work weekly or lose benefits, Jenrick also expresses deep concern about the state of the UK’s public finances, insisting that unless significant welfare savings are made along the lines he is outlining, “Britain faces a spectacular financial crisis,” similar to when an insolvent UK was bailed-out in 1976, going “cap-in-hand” to the International Monetary Fund. “If we don’t do these welfare reforms, I think there’s a very high chance we’ll end up in some kind of fiscal crisis, with the bond markets taking fright,” he says. “Bond yields would rise to unsustainable levels, leading to reforms of this nature or even stronger ones being forced upon us by external forces, by market participants. It would be like what happened in the 1970s – and would be far, far more unpalatable than anything I’ve set out.” “There is a good chance that could happen and what is even more certain is that the alternative is just continued economic decline under Labour. The government is seriously understating the danger of all this coming to a head in some kind of spectacular financial crisis. 🧵1/2 Intro film below and link to full interview in next message.

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