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- Let’s be honest. There’s a clear link with Islam (£) by David Aaronovitch, The Times
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- Nadine Dorries threatens Cameron's Party Leadership by Nadine Dorries, Daily Mail
- Boris set for party leadership? by Traci Watson, USAToday
- Anti-Israel students deface Star of David at student conference by Jonny Paul, Jerusalem Post
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- Skintland: Heads I Win, Tails You Lose by Alex Massie, Spectator UK
- Green tax on conservatories by James Slack and Tamara Cohen, Daily Mail
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18 May 2012, By Simon Miller
It’s a Greek fire but be careful of burns
With markets expecting a Grexit, the eurozone is about to find out that it may have its own house inflames by failing to see that the system caused the Greek fire in the first place
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11 May 2012, By Simon Miller
Eurozone: heading for the playoffs?
The eurozone continues to limp through injury time as the eurocrats risk injury to the entire team
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27 April 2012, By Simon Miller
The pension carousel is simply unaffordable
The public sector has become skewed and divorced from the economic reality. No government can afford the generosity of the public sector unfunded schemes
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20 April 2012, By Simon Miller
Do not give them their "fair dues"
“S’not fair” is the rallying cry of children everywhere but it is not a sensible strategy for tax and spend policies
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13 April 2012, By Simon Miller
Busy doing nothing – can MPs please take note?
Bureaucrats and politicians should take a leaf out of a retiring German civil servant’s book and try doing nothing – for all our sakes
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10 April 2012, By Simon Miller
Calling foul in the eurozone: It's Spain’s turn
Here we go again. The inevitability of the eurozone is coming to the fore once more as persistent fouling spoils its weaker players
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30 March 2012, By Simon Miller
VATs entertainment
It’s bread and circuses time as the government cringes into its pasty. But VAT is not a problem if the government would confront the real problem of cuts and duties.
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23 March 2012, By Simon Miller
Can I have a politician with conviction please?
With a budget that pleases nobody, Osborne has shown that today’s politician lives in fear of the fast food media and lack the conviction to get us out of our mess. Unfortunately that is probably our fault
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21 March 2012, By The Commentator
Budget 2012: The reaction
Instant reaction to Osborne's budget statement from John Phelan, Simon Miller and James Dowling
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16 March 2012, By Simon Miller
An open letter to George Osborne: Dock the tail and give us our money back
With the budget next week and the tail frantically wagging the dog, isn’t time that the Chancellor looks to his roots as a Conservative?
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