Tom Calver

RT @RosamundUrwin: My brilliant colleague David Collins has worked so hard on this book alongside Saffie's incredible parents. Saffie: The…

RT @TomHCalver: 🧵 The origin of the Birmingham bin strike is the idea that the work of bin men is of equal value to that done by mostly-fem…

Why even Donald Trump bows to the power of the iPhone https://t.co/LF3Snyc5kt

If you want proof that globalisation is alive and well, look inside an iPhone. Even Donald Trump bows to its power My read in today's @thetimes https://t.co/piPjthmFEP https://t.co/SGm1WVhdFm

RT @TomHCalver: 🧵 NEW: Is Reform UK still a male-dominated party? In 2024 it had 1.4 males for every 1 female voter. No recent party has d…

RT @LukeTryl: Great piece from Tom using some of our data. Reform's under performance with women is a real barrier to wider electoral succe…

We are so back

Office for National Statistics (ONS) @ONS

GDP grew 0.5% in February 2025 and 0.6% in the 3-months to February 2025. The economy grew strongly in February with widespread growth across both services and manufacturing industries. Read the latest release ➡️ https://t.co/Fkb80osGgm https://t.co/zBYUPEFHWl

RT @ArchieHall: The rare good-ish news story on the British economy—why Britain is surprisingly well-insulated from a tariff crash, at leas…

A terrific thread that gets to the heart of why Britain’s economy is so sluggish

Simon Pittaway @simonpittaway

New research out from me today: why has Britain experienced so little productivity growth in recent years? And why (at least up until now) has the US has performed so much better? Spoiler: it’s not just tech companies and energy prices 🧵 https://t.co/LFlP4oFcxv