To oppose Labour’s managerial agenda for decline, Tories need an exciting alternative

For the UK, 2024 marked yet another year of stagnation. The latest figures show a GDP increase of a measly 0.1 per cent. And 2025 isn’t looking much better. Just this week, we’ve seen the cost of borrowing soar as gilt yields rise to their highest levels in a quarter of a century.

Unfortunately, this gloomy outlook is something we have come to expect. Since 2007, the British economy has fallen into decline – our GDP per capita has shrunk from $50,397 to $48,866 and we’ve gone from having some of the fastest growing working-age incomes to some of the slowest.

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