Economics
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On the day of Labour’s manifesto launch, economics editor Larry Elliott and financial editor Nils Pratley discuss the party’s radical plans to nationalise key British industries. Plus Max Rushden on the return of Jose Mourinho to the Premier LeaguePodcast
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IFS says rises needs in order to compete with private sector after decade of wage restraint
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Editorial: The country’s traditional powerhouses on the centre-left and the centre-right face a moment of reckoning
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Pay has not recovered from the 2008 crisis so staff work longer to fill the gap, boosting labour supply and limiting wage rises
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In contrast with the mood of largesse, economists say Johnson’s deal will lower state revenues by £26bn a year
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No wonder the wealth tax turns the Gray Lady white as a sheet: it will help the needy and its author is a good bet for president
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Labour’s plan for free broadband is one of many high-spending promises made by both sides: and they seem to be popular
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Editorial: The health service is in crisis and Tory cuts are to blame. But bigger budgets are not the only answer
The Guardian view on the Labour manifesto: bold pledges for anxious times