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The fall in the value of sterling since the vote for Brexit has had commentators wringing their hands with concern. But why are so many so quick to assume that…
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The issues of freedom of speech on campuses and academic freedom have become major talking points. Student politics, once something people left behind upon graduation, is now the daily fare…
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The NHS is under strain like never before and its woes are rarely out of the headlines for long. Alongside the host of other issues that the service must confront…
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The Chancellor has claimed that every household would be £4,300 worse off outside the EU - but the Treasury's calculations are based on a false premise the value of…
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The Real Sterling Crisis: Why the UK needs a policy to keep the exchange rate down
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Why Academic Freedom Matters: A response to current challenges
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After almost a century of continuous expansion, the rate of home ownership in Britain has…
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