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  • The state wants to ‘buy British’. But the British don’t want to work with the state

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    The government's drive to 'buy British' is futile if British companies don't want to sell to them, writes Joe Hill.

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  • Soho isn’t just for residents, so why do they get all the say?

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    Soho could be a pedestrianised wonderland, but Nimbyism plus a council structure that disincentivises business is punishing all Londoners.

    LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - MAY 17: A man drinks a coffee at a cafe in Soho on May 17, 2021 in London, United Kingdom. From today, covid restrictions on indoor activities and household mixing ease across most of the UK, with indoor food and entertainment venues allowed to reopen across England and Wales, and small in-home meetings permitted once again in England and Scotland. Hugging is also once again allowed between close family and friends across the UK, except in Northern Ireland, where they remain in place until at least May 24. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

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