Saturday 2 November: Labour’s damaging Budget risks breaking both manufacturing and farming in the UK

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Friday 1 November: Rachel Reeves’s spiteful inheritance tax grab will be disastrous for family farms across Britain

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Thursday 31 October: Amid broken promises and sleight-of-hand, the state has taken back control of Britain’s economy

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Wednesday 30 October: Experience shows that the NHS can’t be trusted to use funds efficiently

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Tuesday 29 October: Voters are losing faith in politicians who hide behind unelected bodies

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Monday 28 October: Labour has abandoned the working classes in its war against aspiration

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Sunday 27 October: Britain’s role in ending the slave trade should absolve us of any debt in the present day

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Saturday 26 October: Labour’s attitude to earning money takes no account of risk and reward

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Friday 25 October: The PM is right to reject demands over slavery and focus on the future

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Thursday 24 October: If Streeting wants to improve the NHS, he should look to Australia first

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