Labour is still in thrall to the low tax regime championed by my friend Nigel Lawson William Keegan
over 2 years in The guardian
The key legacy of the former chancellor, who died last week, was to put the fear of god into the party’s leadersTo listen to the plaudits from the Conservative press after the death of Nigel Lawson at 91 last week one could be forgiven for wondering how many of the eulogists were aware that the great man’s chancellorship – from 1983 to 1989 – had ended in tears.Believe it or not, despite many differences on economic policy, which I voiced in my columns, Lord Lawson and I were good friends. Continue reading...
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