
Chancellors often seem to imagine themselves as captains of a mighty ship.
They stand at the bow, nudging the UK economy here and there, skilfully avoiding icebergs and prodding the ship faster forwards when the opportunity arises.

Chancellors often seem to imagine themselves as captains of a mighty ship.
They stand at the bow, nudging the UK economy here and there, skilfully avoiding icebergs and prodding the ship faster forwards when the opportunity arises.