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Artificial Intelligence means we need a Universal Basic Income (Mike Giles)
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Is Britain being rebranded – is it time for an English Government? (Chris Perry)
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We should ban disposable single use vapes (Sarah Osborne)
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Dropping the 1p tax rise has political costs too (James Baillie)
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Inheritance tax and its discontents
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Rishi Sunak - the pointy finger PM.
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Braverman admonished
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Full slate of Lib Dem candidates and up into second in Rishi Sunak's constituency
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Getting things done - Scott Street #dundeewestend
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Anyone try the West Cliff Lift?
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Council by-election results scorecard 2023-2024
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Dropping the 1p tax rise has political costs too
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Matthew Sweet on conspiracy theorists and the media
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A blob-chart way of dissecting Britain's prosperity failure
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@Peter Martin "Raising taxes generally will, at the moment, benefit for younger people who are struggling to pay increased mortgage costs too." How, if they a...
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@ Steve, It is the lending process by commercial banks that creates what is often referred to as 97% of the money in circulation. It also the spending proces...- Peter Martin
Raising taxes generally will, at the moment, benefit for younger people who are struggling to pay increased mortgage costs too. I admit it will be a hard sel... 
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P.S. Just by way of clarification. It is my belief that although people born in these islands might identify with their place of birth they are likely to descri...
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Have the Tories really 'underfunded ' the NHS. According to the Kings Fund , spending was £150.3bn in 2018/19 and £181.7bn in 2022/23 (all in real terms ). ...
