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We will have nationalised railways

Posted on March 2 2015

The East Coast main line was privatised, again, yesterday. After five years in public ownership, in which it was one of only two train franchises
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It isn’t the left’s job to enforce a creditor’s paradise in Europe

Posted on March 2 2015

Mark Blyth is the Eastman professor of political economy at Brown University and the author of Austerity: The History of a Dangerous Idea. A recent
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What happens when there’s only finance left?

Posted on March 2 2015

As the FT notes this morning: The coalition’s ambitions to promote the UK’s £60bn pharmaceutical sector as a high-growth industry have suffered a blow after
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Even the FT says it is time for the domicile rule to go

Posted on March 2 2015

In an editorial this morning the FT says: More than two centuries after the introduction of income tax by Mr Pitt, his successors should end
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Holding pension funds to account

Posted on March 2 2015

As the Guardian has noted this morning: The UK’s fund management industry is “ripe for investigation” because of “an alarming lack of transparency that surrounds
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