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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.
Ben Fox analyses what the latest round of quantitative easing means for the real economy
Daniel Elton reports on the latest high-profile defection to the campaign to save the NHS: Tim Montgomerie and ConservativeHome
Matthew Pitt argues why an independent Scotland would be foolish to keep the pound without the UK’s agreement
Quantitative Easing is stimulating commodity training, not the real economy. time for a ‘real’ quantitative easing, aimed and stimultaing green growth.
The deficit is now set to be8.4 per cent oin 2012/3, missing Osborne’s original projection by a full 50 per cent, and one quarter above the original Darling projection
Alex Hern digs up some astonishing hypocrisy from the Tory AM who tried to claim that no one uses public transport in London.
Will Straw explores the release of the UK’s trade figures today, and asks what they mean for the chancellor’s claim that the Eurozone is to blame for our shrinking GDP.
Jack Storry reports from the speech by Axelle Lemaire building support for François Hollande in London on Tuesday night.
According to Andrew Lilico at ConservativeHome, you don’t need to bother about the evidence when it comes to smacking. We beg to differ.
Alex Hern reports on the calls from the Financial Times to drop the NHS bill. Although they are attacking from the right, this will pile yet more pressure on the government.
