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UBI can be Achievable and Affordable (Natasha Chapman)
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Tom Arms’ World Review (Tom Arms)
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Tory source: Tiverton “likely to fall to the Liberal Democrats” (The Voice)
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Review of “Control – The Dark History and Troubling Present of Eugenics” (Laurence Cox)
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Observations of an expat: Xi in Trouble (Tom Arms)

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What do the polls say about anti-Conservative cooperation? The Week in Polls #4
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Methodist chapel in Stiperstones village to become home for Ukrainian family
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Wakefield focus group is grim news for Conservatives ahead of by-election
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Latest general election voting intention opinion polls
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The cost of living crisis and food prices
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Simon McGrath
@oliver - you are right that inheritance tax is very unpopular. Replacing it with a much higher rate of tax that applies not just when people die would seem un...Lorenzo Cherin
Martin Till people recognise to abort for cleft palate and Downs is a selection, therefore related to eugenics, those who oppose these reasons, and like me,...Jon Ball
I’d tend to favour a higher starting rate of UBI but making sure that everyone can afford food without demeaningly applying for access to food banks, which Na...Oliver Craven
@Simon McGrath Given we're replacing the very unpopular inheritance tax, I don't think it would be as hard a sell as you propose. Additionally, who is giving...James Baillie
The other thing that confuses me a bit with for example Simon's comment above is that increasing targeted payments to the worst off, to produce an equivalent ef...