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The Labour party conference kicks off in Brighton tomorrow and has the potential for some very internally divisive issues to
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Yesterday Omar Salem, a worried and frustrated father, as well as a Labour activist and former staffer, confronted Boris Johnson
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A tweet the other day got me thinking about tax rates and how they effect us. The tweet was simple
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The policy exchange have announced a proposal to get tougher on the benefit system. A good summation of what has
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There has been a lot of talk today about how unfair the budget was. This talk has stemmed from the
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I noticed here that the people down at Democracy Village have put out a press release. Obviously as they are
Continue readingThe Welfare Shambles And Tax Credit Scam
Iain Duncan Smith has been talking today about his plans for reforming the welfare system. This is a system that
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It’s been a day all about what the Government is going to cut. Details have been put forward about how
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