What will happen to George Osborne’s minimum wage experiment?
The cost of failure is high: for the Chancellor, and more importantly, for the poor.
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The big question around steel that no one is asking
The argument about what happens next is missing something.
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The depressing truth about women and business
It was a struggle setting up my own business 20 years ago as a woman, and the truth is, that…
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How hipsters are making ethnic minority Londoners’ lives a whole lot worse
Gentrification is not just a class issue.
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A manifesto for a happy Britain
One of Labour’s new economic advisers on how government can change the world for the better – if it dares…
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How George Osborne’s view of humanity brought him unstuck over cuts
It’s not enough just to listen to focus groups. You have to think about what they say, too.
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