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We will be returning on Monday 5th January with more hard-hitting news and comment, written by and for the UK left.
Cormac Hollingsworth looks at the City’s idols; for all that Wall Street is known in the real world, Glengarry Glen Ross is the real star piece.
James Mills writes about Ken Livingstone’s pledge to bring back EMA in London
Alex Hern further questions the letter to the Telegraph supporting the scrapping of the 50p tax rate.
Alex Hern reports on the uncomfortable fact that US law now seems to apply to everywhere online, no matter where you actually are
Alex Hern defends the 50p tax rate against the economic know-nothings who would cut it to ‘boost revenue’ (their own)
Cormac Hollingsworth asks what use the Bank of England is if it’s afraid of one of the key tools in its arsenal
Edwin Poots presents his plans for the NHS reforms in Northern Ireland.
Conn Mac Gabhann details the shocking normalcy of anti-traveller rhetoric
Eleanor Besley argues that we can’t focus just on car drivers when it comes to transport policy – and that if we put all our effort on to fuel price, we risk subsidising the rich.
Not only has the extent of hacking and corrupt practices involving the police coming to light at NOTW , but the cover up. Was J. Murdoch incompetent or complicit?
