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Contrary to Theresa May's claims, EU withdrawal will reduce the revenue available to the UK.
A new IFS report shows that welfare cuts and higher taxes have suppressed living standards.
Cabinet pressure is forcing the Prime Minister to moderate her most cherished stance.
The greatest enemy of Brexit is Brexit itself: it could never be delivered in the terms it was promised.
The Labour leader declared that the Tories had “delivered more delays and cancellations than Northern Rail”.
The belief that an “America First” protectionist would privilege Britain was always delusional.
Austerity and the net migration target have left a £1bn deficit and 93,000 unfilled health vacancies.
The privatisations that underwrote Thatcherism cannot be repeated: there is nothing left to sell.
In their first interview, the new group’s founders Neil O'Brien and Will Tanner insist that “the intellectual life is on the centre right”.
Market failure and voter discontent is forcing the state to reassert itself.
The Labour leader embarrassed Theresa May as he asked: “If the Prime Minister can't even convince her own cabinet on Brexit, how can she convince 27 other EU countries?”
