Indebted households, the most leveraged banks, the biggest housing boom, some of the many reasons cited by the government for the recession. Today the Prime Minister at the World Economic Forum in Davos added another - 'unsustainable levels of public spending and immigration.'
The issue of immigration has long been a political battleground. Many in the City of London fear any immigration cap will damage Britain's economic growth. David Cameron today instead arguing that there is an equally strong economic case against.
So who is right? This Sunday on Murnaghan, Dermot will be asking the Home Secretary Theresa May. We will also question if control orders have been simply been rebranded and if falling police numbers will surely lead to a rise in crime?
You can join in the debate online and via social media, using #Murnaghan - with selected comments carried on the Sky News HD side panels.
Also on the programme, the Foreign Secretary William Hague on whether Britain welcomes the anti-government protests in Egypt and John Healey on the coalitions health care 'revolution.'
Lord Digby Jones, Britain's former trade minister and Rebecca Front from The Thick of It review the Sunday papers and Will Carling previews the Six Nations which kicks off next weekend.
Join Dermot this Sunday from 10am on Sky News and let us know what you think.
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