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Events, dear boy, events

Posted on January 5 2017

It is commonplace to think that there is nothing that will prevent a Conservative election win in 202o now. I disagree. There are, as Macmillan
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19
Blaming the establishment is indication of failure to come up with a coherent political alternative

Posted on January 4 2017

Jeremy Corbyn’s new year message was resoundingly anti-establishment. Amongst other things he said in a tweet: Let’s make 2017 the year we come together to
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13
Taking back control should not mean abandoning an independent civil service

Posted on January 4 2017

I was not surprised by the resignation of Sir Ivan Rogers, the UK’s ambassador to the EU, yesterday. Who in their right minds would want
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33
Shattering the government’s veneer of credibility

Posted on January 3 2017

The Fabian Society is apparently warning today that Labour faces the prospect of falling to having no more than 150 MPs in a future parliament.
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Tax competition can never be the basis for fair competition: Airbnb, Uber, Amazon and eBay please note

Posted on January 3 2017

The FT reports this morning that: When you book an Airbnb room in London, around a third of the $100 saving you make over the
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22
The FT’s in a good mood this morning

Posted on January 3 2017

From this morning’s FT email: So, the Tories are taking us to hell in a hand cart and Labour are quite unable to do anything
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There would have been no social care crisis if half of all QE had been given to the local and devolved governments of the UK

Posted on January 2 2017

I was discussing the state of the finances of the UK’s large metropolitan authorities with a councillor with reason to know about them over the
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19
If we’re tackling fake news let’s stop the official lying about the scale of government borrowing

Posted on January 1 2017

Fake news is in the news. And it has, apparently, got to to be stopped. I agree. In which case I think it essential that
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8
The tale from the stock markets guarantees tears for someone

Posted on January 1 2017

I have to say that this from Andrew Rawnsley in the Observer this morning is entirely appropriate: What are stock markets telling us when they
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