- Falkland Islands: Argentina Ambassador Says Self-Determination 'Does .. by Asa Bennett, Huffington Post UK
- Let’s be honest. There’s a clear link with Islam (£) by David Aaronovitch, The Times
- Intellectual property is an innovation killer by Joshua Lachkovic , KernalMag
- Dumb Idea Hall of Fame by Aaron David Miller, Foreign Policy
- 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
- Jihadist Videos on University Facebook by Rupert Sutton, Huffington Post UK
- 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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26 April 2012, By Raheem Kassam, Executive Editor
And now the redistribution of consumption…
The Royal Society wants you to give up your lifestyle so developing countries can grow. But does it really work like that?
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27 March 2012, By John Redwood MP
The Coalition 5 year economic plan – a game of two halves
The Coalition's sixty month plan could work well but it will require strong action to keep things moving.
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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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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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21 November 2011, By Douglas Carswell MP
The slide into corporatism
Douglas Carswell MP highlights the pressure on ministers to be seen to be doing 'something' as a factor in the undesirable slide to corporatism
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02 October 2011, By Harry Cole, UK Political Editor
It's going to be a tough week for David Cameron at the Tory conference
Precisely because David Cameron's position is so secure, he's likely to face a tougher week than Miliband or Clegg did at their party conferences
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19 September 2011, By Dane Vallejo
Raining on the Samba parade: the challenges ahead for Brazil
Conventional wisdom would have us bequeath Brazil the title of prince-in-waiting on the international stage. The reality is a little more cloudy.
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17 August 2011, By Dominique Lazanski
Make the entire UK an enterprise zone
If the government is willing to introduce tax breaks and other perks in certain geographical regions, why can’t it make the entire country one enterprise zone?
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27 July 2011, By John Phelan
0.2% growth is cause for celebration!
With a protracted period of 'payback' underway - we shouldn't be fooled into thinking that the small growth in the economy was avoidable.
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27 May 2011, By Tim Knox
Why we must get real on growth forecasts
Consistent over optimism in economic growth forecasts has served to justify excessive public spending, says Tim Knox at the Centre for Policy Studies.
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