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• Peter Martin 14th Jul - 1:59pm
  @ JoeB "At full employment, current spending (including depreciation) should be financed by tax receipts and investment spending financed by long-term bond issues." There's a...
• Frank West 14th Jul - 1:54pm
  The interesting question is how many excess deaths there would have been if there was no lock-down but over 65's and those with relevant medical...
• suzanne fletcher 14th Jul - 1:26pm
  not very good that the one re free school meals was embargoed till 10 pm the night before ( no idea why) and next morning...
• n hunter 14th Jul - 1:09pm
  2nd best pandemic prepared country in 2019. So what did happen from Jan 2019 to Jan 2020 beside Johnson's sad win at the polls (we...
• Joseph Bourke 14th Jul - 12:36pm
  The author makes a valid point about the plight of pensioners who retired overseas. Back in the 1970s there were many fewer such pensioners and...
• Paul Barker 14th Jul - 12:13pm
  Clearly the 18% rise cant be allowed to happen, there has to be a temporary fix. The Triple Lock has a limited shelf-life in any...