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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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08 May 2012, By George Igler
UK plc is in deep trouble
British commerce needs a boost like never before. Follow these three steps, Mr. Chancellor...
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13 March 2012, By John Phelan
Wake up and smell the money: the 50p tax rate doesn't work
Neither theoretically nor practically can the 50p tax rate be justified on the grounds of bringing in more revenue for the government. It doesn’t
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06 March 2012, By John Phelan
Don't worry about turning into Greece, we always have the option to turn into Zimbabwe instead
The British economy is walking a tightrope. Is the Bank of England agile enough to complete the challenge?
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22 February 2012, By James Dowling
Fantasy Budget: The real options open to Osborne
Former Treasury official, James Dowling knows, first hand, what the upcoming budget marathon is all about. Here are George Osborne's options as he sees them
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17 February 2012, By Simon Miller
Disgruntled Britons: The financial service sector needs you...and we need it
Rightly or wrongly, financial services are a massive part of our society. It is something that we are world leaders in and it is something that should be protected
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27 January 2012, By Simon Miller
The country owes them a debt – a trillion to be precise
There is a cut-off point beyond which a government can blame others but it beggars belief that the Eds can sit on the opposition benches looking supercilious
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30 November 2011, By Ryan Bourne
The Autumn Statement leaves us walking a debt tightrope
Osborne’s growth plan simply wasn’t bold enough. More effort should have been diverted to ensuring the conditions for broad job creation
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24 November 2011, By John Phelan
What's holding the British economy back? Debt, debt, and more debt
It is not non-existent cuts which are holding the British economy back nor even, yet, the meltdown of the euro. It’s the suffocating debt burden. Until that has been dealt with we will not see recovery
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12 September 2011, By Simon Miller
Money for nothing
The public sector is gearing up to battle against the austerity measures but if George Osborne was in anyway tempted to stop them being implemented, we could end up with no money for the public sector and no kicks for free.
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