According to the Guardian, Keir Starmer will tell international business leaders today that: We’ve got to look at regulation where it is needlessly holding back
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Most of the data being used when discussing the economy is hopelessly incorrect. We even have up to six figures for the national debt in
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I needed time to think today. Yesterday was harder than I thought it would be. Clearing my late father’s home following the death of my
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The world might already be at a tipping point when it comes to climate change and yet our leaders still seem to be in denial
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I wrote this on Twitter last night: I could add more, but I am not inclined to do so. News of Alex’s death left me
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In the run-up to the budget, I have seen claims that as many as one in five people are planning to leave the UK because
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I was in discussion with a friend last week who raised his concern about the shortage of savings in the UK, which, he suggested, provided
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As Al Jazeera has reported this morning: Israeli forces fired at UNIFIL headquarters in southern Lebanon, injuring two Indonesian peacekeepers. UNIFIL – the United Nations
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I usually think the work that John Burn-Murdoch does in the FT is really good, but I question his analysis in an article this morning.
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