How Brexit changed us: The left must challenge the EU, not simply concede to it
By failing to offer a post-EU vision, Labour allowed the Conservatives to shape Brexit – with disastrous consequences.
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Grace Blakeley
Grace Blakeley is a staff writer for Tribune and the author of Stolen: How to Save the World from Financialisation.
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Ever since the financial crisis economists have been adamant that inequality isn’t rising, but a recent announcement from the…
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Investors’ failure to accurately assess economic risks before the 2008 global financial crisis led to the emergence of a giant…
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Interserve’s collapse shows the UK’s outsourcing model is broken
Until recently, few outside the opaque world of procurement had heard of Interserve. But the outsourcing behemoth, which entered…
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