1,264 mentions in UK news, Parliament, academic work and social conversation
between 27 Oct 2025 and 25 Oct 2026, shown against
Deficit myth,
the idea it is set against.
Source: Bluesky, OpenAlex (academic citations), The Guardian, UK news outlets (Media Cloud), UK Parliament Hansard, YouTube
· 27 Oct 2025 to 25 Oct 2026
· Updated 30 Oct 2026 04:30 UTC
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Week of
Magic money tree
Deficit myth
27 Oct 2025
24
8
3 Nov 2025
43
12
10 Nov 2025
33
6
17 Nov 2025
17
10
24 Nov 2025
35
11
1 Dec 2025
41
9
8 Dec 2025
13
4
15 Dec 2025
15
2
22 Dec 2025
11
1
29 Dec 2025
18
5
5 Jan 2026
25
7
12 Jan 2026
9
8
19 Jan 2026
7
12
26 Jan 2026
24
4
2 Feb 2026
23
2
9 Feb 2026
21
5
16 Feb 2026
23
4
23 Feb 2026
20
13
2 Mar 2026
20
7
9 Mar 2026
24
8
16 Mar 2026
23
9
23 Mar 2026
17
8
30 Mar 2026
34
9
6 Apr 2026
29
12
13 Apr 2026
26
10
20 Apr 2026
23
10
27 Apr 2026
39
9
4 May 2026
38
9
11 May 2026
20
5
18 May 2026
14
6
25 May 2026
23
5
1 Jun 2026
17
9
8 Jun 2026
57
4
15 Jun 2026
32
13
22 Jun 2026
28
4
29 Jun 2026
36
7
6 Jul 2026
13
6
13 Jul 2026
25
5
20 Jul 2026
29
3
27 Jul 2026
35
9
3 Aug 2026
11
8
10 Aug 2026
17
4
17 Aug 2026
14
10
24 Aug 2026
12
12
31 Aug 2026
19
14
7 Sep 2026
25
11
14 Sep 2026
26
9
21 Sep 2026
18
13
28 Sep 2026
28
20
5 Oct 2026
51
15
12 Oct 2026
17
12
19 Oct 2026
22
17
Where it appears
Media framing: UK news items using this idea, with the items
Political uptake: speeches in Parliament using this idea, with the items
Academic uptake: scholarly works using this idea, with the items