John Maynard Keynes could certainly craft a neat phrase. In the Second World War, he wrote in his pamphlet How
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The various pronouncements on coronavirus are a source of puzzlement to many. On the one hand there are lurid predictions
The reverberations around the resignation of Sir Philip Rutnam, the top civil servant at the Home Office, continue. Priti Patel,
At first sight, long-term swings in individual seats in Australian elections are a definite niche interest, one for the real
In the days of the old Soviet Union, so-called Kremlinologists would pore over every utterance of the Politburo, every sentence
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Last week, health secretary Matt Hancock signalled an important change of strategy. Accident and Emergency Departments have a target that
The job advert issued by Dominic Cummings for people to work in government has attracted a wide range of comments.
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