Whilst most of the attention will be on whether or not the Euro can survive, or whether another country will need to be bailed out, there will be much else besides going on. So, for your delectation and delight, here are some of the highlights;Subscribe
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This week is SEND week: we have an opportunity to get reform right (Callum Robertson)
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Mathew on Monday – Social Insecurity: A right, not a handout! (Mathew Hulbert)
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Game, Set, Match: Why Liberal Democrats Must Prepare for Labour’s Autumn Tax Squeeze (Jamie Dalzell)
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Beyond Neoliberalism: Rethinking freedom to create a post-growth liberalism fit for the 21st Century (Rodrigo Palmer)
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Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
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Reform turn up in time for the end of the meeting
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The Joy of Six 1382
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West End ward surgeries #dundeewestend
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Labour MPs getting the rebellious habit
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John Rogers takes a stunning walk along the White Cliffs of Dover
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Lisa Nandy, the BBC, antisemitism and the Israeli ambassador
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Is Reform UK relaxing its vetting of election candidates?
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Remembering 7/7
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ALS (MND) and the Mitochondria - what is the evidence that ALS is a mitochondrial disease?
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Reform UK sheds another councillor: Sam Booth
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