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Reckless public spending is pushing the country towards the debt abyss
It’s an illusion Jeremy Hunt has money to burn. Our grandchildren will pay the price for this profligacy
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‘Thatcher should be ashamed’ – an insider’s tale of the last Tory catastrophe
Norman Fowler’s account of 17 years in office tends to the polite and generous, but evidently he prefers John Major to the Iron Lady
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It’s a testament to British freedom that banning a march is no easy decision
We cherish free expression but tolerance towards the intolerant could prove to be the end of our way of life
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Sunak’s Bletchley Park summit won’t put the AI genie back in the bottle
Our leaders have been ultra-cautious in trivial areas, yet turned a blind eye to this looming threat
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The BMA doesn’t care about patients. It wants total power over a broken NHS
The doctors’ union has repeatedly been at the forefront of opposition to plans to reform the service
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It’s not just the triple lock that faces oblivion, but the state pension itself
The parties should be working out now how the younger generation can save enough to live on
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From Ulez to pylons, ‘consultations’ are being used to quash opposition
Leaders claim they are listening to the public, but never seem to hear even the most vocal dissent
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Nobody is held accountable for failure in Britain’s broken public sector
Honourable resignations appear to be a thing of the past. Just look at Northern Ireland’s chief constable
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The Bibby Stockholm is a symbol of Britain’s failed migration policy
The Government's plan to send migrants to Rwanda looks dead. But if not there, then where will they go?
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I’ve been fined for driving on a 20mph road. The criminal justice system is upside down
The whole criminal justice system is upside down. It would be dangerous if we lost trust in it entirely
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A nuclear war could wipe out all of humanity, and nobody seems to care
People prefer to fret about the threat from climate change, even though we can adapt
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The scandalous Stonehenge tunnel is a very British waste of taxpayer money
Why do public projects in the UK always cost so much more than similar schemes in other nations?
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Our pensions are now piggybanks for the Chancellor’s pet projects
Governments are fond of tinkering with retirement plans, but this usually ended in economic tears
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Britain is heading for drought - and it is an entirely man-made disaster
A failure to prepare for the consequences of climate change leaves the country in a precarious situation
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The NHS’s 75th birthday is cause for despair – not for celebration
People are no longer happy to put up with the flaws of a statist system incapable of meeting expectations
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Eco-fanatics forced me to sell my car. It might not even help the planet
A popular backlash is now growing against irrational environmental schemes like Sadiq Khan’s Ulez
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