Because the BoE hasn’t engaged in any QE? It continues to roll over maturing gilts and reinvest principal payments - never mind the money it pumped into the economy in the wake of the Brexit vote.
Also remember ECB has been playing catch-up, having started QE much later than any other major central bank. I don’t remember you qualifying the UK’s economic performance in the same way when it was growing on the back of loose monetary policy. But then again you’re a hypocrite who is incapable of admitting even basic factual errors.
Furthermore don’t forget UK has benefited from QE in the Eurozone - demand on the continent has been a major boost for UK -indeed global exports. How much more feeble would UK growth have been in the absence of the recent European recovery?
Finally it’s easy to miss the bigger story. Rising debt is a problem around the world. But if you want to single out any country or area’s credit binge, perhaps look at China: between 2007 and 2015, it was responsible for nearly 65% of all new money created globally, dwarfing the combined efforts of US, Japan and the Eurozone. Read Dinny McMahon’s China’s Great Wall of Debt. It may challenge the fevered fantasies of Global Britain but it’s an eye-opener for the rest of us, putting businesses like Lander in perspective.