NHS: Yet another necessary rethink
With the Coalition having 'paused', 'listened' and 'reflected', Tom White revisits the contentious reshuffling of the NHS
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The rise and fall of the GDP elevator
Tom White examines the curious case of the UK's economic recovery
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Battle of the Bands 2011 Heat Two
Tom White reports on the what went down in the second heat of BOTB 2011.
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Job Seeker’s Disallowance
Iain Duncan Smith's proposed welfare reforms are radical but is this at the expense of social justice?
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Warwick Chancellor Lambert plans to visit campus
The University's Chancellor is to make a rare visit to campus to speak on the role of business in education
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Don’t mention it
With election campaigns now in full swing, there is a word which seems to hover over the whole thing but which people, by which I mean the media and hence people in general, shy away from. Class. Class was what distinguished the parties right up until the 1980’s. Labour stood...
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21st century boy
The stereotype of the student is not a positive one but those who employ it should consider their own approach to work
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A Very Modern Greek Tragedy
Tom White investigates the fate that the UK has narrowly avoided.
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Rhetoric Rhe-tory-c
Party conferences are a strange entity. In times of political stability they can seem nothing more than a parade; the key figures are rolled out one by one, gradually building up to the party leader who finishes the ceremony by inviting their partner on stage for the sake of the...
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2009 Budget Special: Labour’s forecast looks sunny
Yesterday saw the release of Alistair Darling’s 2009 budget, a budget that is critical for the future of not just the Labour Party in government but simultaneously the UK economy and the lives of the people therein. Needless to say, many things rest on the tatty shoulders of that small...
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Quantitative treason
Has the treasury's decision to print money actually jeopardised recovery?
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The Castle of Doubt and the Key of Promise
Recently, a second wave of falling confidence has affected the stock markets. As firms unveil their projected losses, investors and customers alike are withdrawing their money. For example, this week Aviva (Norwich Union) felt its share prices fall by thirty-three percent following its announcement of losses approaching a billion pounds....
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