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Friday 30 May: Sir Keir Starmer is in no position to give lectures on economics
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Thursday 29 May: The demoralising effect of letting criminal behaviour go unpunished
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Wednesday 28 May: Lucy Connolly’s supporters should be wary of framing her as a martyr
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Tuesday 27 May: Who will have the courage to overhaul Britain’s Byzantine tax system?
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Monday 26 May: Renationalised rail is just one sign of Britain’s slide back to the 1970s
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Sunday 25 May: The absurd claim that Britain’s Chagos giveaway bolsters national security
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Saturday 24 May: The week that confirmed Labour’s contempt for the British taxpayer
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Friday 23 May: The Government’s Chagos deal is a bewildering embarrassment
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Thursday 22 May: The Conservatives have a tried-and-tested method for regaining office
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