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• Our Mutual Friend, by Charles Dickens
• Statement on the Radical Association Hustings
• Not quite George Smiley at his best: A Legacy of Spies by John Le Carré
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• One of Them
• Rocks Green Sainsbury's supermarket runs into objections from highways agency on drainage and screening from A49
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  @ Micheal BG, You're asking me to justify something I haven't written. What I did say was: "When {progressive liberals} do venture into UBI territory...
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  Paul, you will have been disappointed by the tone of many of the responses to your admirable piece for us -- even, I fear, if...
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  Marco, If you look at the parties' costing documents for the 2019 general election you will find that neither party were going to increase revenue...