The Future of British Business

I think there's a huge appetite for a new agenda. It's how are we now going to compete in the world? We've created this dislocation. Now we need a plan for how we compete and that you speak all the industrial strategy. The government is agnostic. It doesn't know what it wants in terms of people's skills acquisition. That's not good enough, he says, for the economy of the future. He was scathing about recent policy blunders on a price cap on essential foods. His advice to Sunak: If you want to be reelected, you've got to be the future, not the past.