This was posted in the Financial Times over the weekend but remains well worth sharing because of its broader significance: Parts of South Africa’s largest city
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There are a number of themes I might have posted about this morning. Martin Wolf has an article worth commenting on in the FT. I
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I did not notice this yesterday, so let me make good the omission now: We have all got used to accepting the fate of the
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As the Observer noted yesterday: Schools are finding beds, providing showers for pupils and washing uniforms as child poverty spirals out of control, headteachers from
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I have already noted the bizarre evidence submitted by Joe Stiglitz to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee. Now, I have been tipped off
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I liked this from Adam Payne at Politics Home this morning: Many Conservative MPs will remember this “bleak” week as the moment when they truly gave
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I suspect that many readers here might have already seen this polling result, published yesterday: Every time I think the Tories can do no worse,
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I have not had time to read all the evidence submitted to the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee on the sustainability of the UK’s national
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Angela Rayner has made it clear she wants Diane Abbott back in the Labour fold, with the whip restored. So has Ed Balls. I doubt
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