The Mail on Sunday may not be the favourite warm day read of all who visit this blog, but this opinion poll data from Survation
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Palaces of Gold
I liked this and thought it pertinent today: There’s more about it, including the words, here. I found it via a comment on Chris Dillow’s
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Changing the cladding won’t be enough: it’s the whole rotten system that has to change now
The right wing of the Tory party got its attitude to regulation wrong. It got its faith in markets wrong. It got its attitude to
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Spain had the first ever run on a eurozone bank this week: don’t think Northern Rock and HBOS can’t happen again is the lesson to learn
Amidst the post-election crisis, concern about the DUP, Brexit and anguish abut the tragedy at Grenfell Tower it has been easy to miss other events,
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Grenfell Tower should mark the end of the Cowardly State
Harold MacMillan was right. In politics a great deal comes down to ‘events’. These are the unexpected moments when moods change. I hate to describe
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Grenfell Tower demonstrates the need for real political choice
We know Theresa May is bad at her job. Arrogant. Distant. Inflexible. Possessed of poor judgement. Unempathic to the point where it is embarrassing to
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June 2017 is beginning to make October 2008 look like a picnic
The last time I felt I was living through tines as ‘intersting’ as these was in 2008. Everything felt toxic then. Finding causes for hope
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The proverbial will be mingling with the fan faster than you can imagine
I am aware that there are those who say I have predicted seven of the last four downturns, but by and large that has only
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In the case of people v capital’s power the people will win.
The FT published an article yesterday that included this paragraph: The central reason why Western democracy is in decline is that its capitalist bedfellow can
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