It’s hard to say what the biggest threat of 2012 is but I’ll nominate one all the same. Andrew Rawnsley celebrates democracy in the Observer
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If you don’t believe Tax Justice Network has changed the Isle of Man then read what they say
The Isle of Man News has a fascinating article asking whether the pressure has been taken off the Isle of Man now on tax matters. Much of the
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The Labour narrative – a work in progress
Howard Reed is an economist who I respect a lot so when he writes a lengthy comment in this blog I think it worth giving
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2011 was always going to be ghastly, and it was just that
I never thought the first full year under a Tory government since 1996 was going to be easy. And it wasn’t. The Tories proved neoliberalism doesn’t work.
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Comments – yet again
I visited my father, who has been unwell, today and returned to moderate 21 comments on this blog. I have rarely deleted so many –
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The Policy Network looks set on ending the Union and putting Labour out of office forever
I’m aware I’m a day late on this one, but so what? The issue is important and won’t go away. The Guardian reported yesterday that: Ed Miliband will
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If there’s one thing to stop in 2012 it’s the new NEST pension scheme
As the FT notes today: Retirement planning is set to change irrevocably in 2012  as, later in the year, “auto enrolment” is expected to see
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A coherent solution to our current economic predicament – at last
The following was posted on Amazon today. I’ve no idea who T-Runner is – but thanks all the same: A coherent solution to our current economic predicament
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Why the NHS cannot be replaced by the market
There is much discussion on my Twitter feed this morning on the NHS. My argument on why we cannot afford competition in the supply of healthcare in
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