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By: Jeremy Warner
The welfare system was essentially already broken by the time Sir Keir and Rachel Reeves came to power - Kin Cheung/AFP via Getty Images
The fault lies not in Brexit itself, but in the reluctance of policymakers to seize the economic opportunities it presents.
No prizes for guessing what the Bank of England’s interest rate decision will be this week.
By: Jeremy Warner
The vote in Aberdeen South could puncture the Reform bubble and herald a Tory revival
The debt markets have already responded poorly to the prospect of a Burnham premiership - PA New leader, same problem.
Donald Trump was a good deal more candid than we have come to expect from this otherwise most vainglorious of US presidents in announcing last week’s memorandum of understanding with Iran.
It's called killing the goose that laid the golden egg, and there is a high chance that Andy Burnham, Britain's prime-minister-in-waiting, is about to make precisely this mistake.
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Look after the present and the future will take care of itself. This ancient piece of handed-down wisdom can be read two ways.
Nostalgia. Ah, that gloriously intoxicating longing for the warm glow of an imagined past that never really existed.
