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The liberal case for the Employment Rights Act changes (Jack Meredith)
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Palestine and Israel: high time the UK stopped standing by (John Kelly)
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British, northern, not leaving (Mo Waqas)
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How can the UK protect itself? (James Worley)
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The Iron Lady: first episode of Political Fictions is now out!
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U-turn or incompetence? Labour get it wrong again
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Group considers budget
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The Joy of Six 1477
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The effect on children when a parent loses a parliamentary election
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Ramadan for Moslems and Ash Wednesday for Christians
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Why postpone elections?
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Spencer Davis Group: Every Little Bit Hurts
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Reform's hate agenda as they unveil Truss mark two shadow team
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Peter Davies
"A 1% levy on the stock is predictable and stable. A tax on annual unrealised gains is volatile because gains fluctuate enormously year to year. In a down marke...
Peter Martin
@ Simon, " if they’ve already paid tax to acquire that wealth......" LibDems, or at least Liberals, at one time were extremely radical on the...
Simon Robinson
The thing that worries me about wealth taxes is they effectively amount to confiscating people's property. If someone has £1Bn wealth and has acquired it legit...
Tanya Park
@Peter D Fair point on the logic: if you can value assets for a levy, you can also calculate unrealised gains. But there's a practical difference. A 1% levy on ...
Peter Chambers
@James Thank you for reminding me of the recent Farage (&co) protest against the RNLI at Poole and the (bigger) counter-protest. I had meant to send the R...

