There’s no magic bullet to encourage integration
Nick Mickinski examines the government’s proposals to encourage integration of migrants.
Yearly Archives: 2012
What is the Murdoch test for shutting down a newspaper?
Alex Hern looks at what the differences are between the NotW in 2011 and the Sun in 2012, and asks why Murdoch shut down one and not the other.
ECB bailing out British banks exposes coalition’s finance failure
Cormac Hollingsworth writes on the embarrassment for the chancellor that is the British banks RBS and Lloyds having to go to Europe for a bailout
Conservative NIMBYism is scaring away the investment in renewables
Kevin Meagher reveals the damage being caused to UK industry by the Conservative NIMBYs who fight investment at every opportunity
Mandarins line up to attack health reforms
Ed Jacobs presents two more additions to the ever-growing list of people who oppose the NHS reforms
QE3 should fund British SMEs, not the finance sector
David Merlin-Jones presents the case for a British investment bank, funded through the money ‘printed’ for quantitative easing; it will do far more good than simply buying gilts
The government’s got big plans for workfare – don’t expect them to back down easily
Izzy Koksal details the government’s overall plans for workfare, and shows that they have no intention of backing down without a fight.
Look Left – “A mess… unnecessary… setting the NHS back”: Another attack on the health bill
Another day, another week, and another stinging rebuke over the health and social care bill – this time from a former Department of Health permanent secretary.
The World Outside Westminster: One less veteran on the frontline
Chris Tarquini presents the news from the rest of the world this week.
The next credit crisis will hit consumers, not banks
Packman looks at the findings that the boom before the bust was caused by growth in the consumer credit market, and asks what happens when it inevitably fails.