It was not a good weekend for English politics. There was a neo-fascist, racist inspired riot near Liverpool. The Mail blamed the headteacher who was
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The time to move towards the EU has arrived
As the Guardian has revealed today, a combination of government and opposition leaders together with senior civil servants and business representatives (but notably, apparently no
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We live in a broken, divided and profoundly unfair society
The Guardian has a headline this morning that says: It has another that declares: How can these headlines be reconciled? That is easy. What they
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The menace of AI writing bots
I cannot have been alone in being just a little amused at the news that Google’s new artificial intelligence chatbot got an answer wrong in
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Austerity
Work on the glossary is advancing: it has now grown to 36,000 words and there are still more than 100 entries to add (and maybe
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Fascism reaches the UK’s courts
The Guardian has reported this morning that: An environmental activist has been jailed for eight weeks after disobeying a judge’s instruction not to mention the
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The Bank of England will continue with its policy of laying waste to the UK economy today
The Bank of England will be raising interest rates today. They are likely to increase their base rate from 3.5% to 4%. There is no
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Is the BBC’s reporting on economics impartial?
The BBC commissioned a report from Michael Blastland and Andrew Dilnot that was submitted to the BBC in November and has now been published. It
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If we’re to save the planet we have to tax the rich
From the FT this morning: The message is simple: if we are to save the planet we have to tax the rich because they massively
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