The FT has an article under this heading this morning. Tom Clark of Prospect magazine says it has, echoing Howard Reed. His argument is: Here’s the
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There was no need for the government to say the U.K. had to leave the customs union as a result of Brexit. The issue was
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IPPR issued a new report on macroeconomic management yesterday. It’s one of a series of reports link to their Commission on Economic Justice. To save
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The Guardian has noted today that: Labour is to begin courting regional mayors and councils over its plans for £250bn of transport and infrastructure spending, promising
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I wrote yesterday about the importance of commitment. It is the foundation of the freedom from fear to which I believe our society should aspire.
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The forthcoming local elections are the first where people might be asked to prove their entitlement to vote by having to offer proof of identity.
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There is almost nothing good that comes from knowledge of the Windrush affair. There has been deep, intense, racism at the heart of the British
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The Guardian reports this morning that: Barclays’ chief executive, Jes Staley, is facing a financial penalty for an alleged breach of conduct after City watchdogs
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I hoped I would never have to ask if HMRC was actually corrupt but today I do. As the Guardian reports: MPs are to investigate
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