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Britain cannot fine its way back to solvency
Punishing ordinary people to plug funding shortfalls is not a sustainable way to run a country
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Succession drama at LVMH is a dangerous moment for France
Europe’s richest man must choose his next move very carefully
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The weakened West stands no chance against resurgent Russia
The Continent will remain in danger until its leaders stop ducking difficult decisions
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London may not survive another four years of Sadiq
The capital must have a pro-enterprise, pro-growth, pro-vibrancy Mayor. Our national prosperity depends on it
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The wealthy should pay less tax, not more
What happens when the tiny section of the population that pays for most services gets fed up with shouldering the burden, and walks away?
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The Tories’ war on wealth is a recipe for economic disaster
Their ‘robbing Peter to pay Paul’ approach is anti-success, anti-Conservative and entirely self-defeating
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The airline industry proves state ownership doesn’t work
Governments have no place in the brutally competitive world of aviation
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Discriminating against the middle classes is economic suicide
Companies dabbling in social engineering almost certainly deserve to fail
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The farmers’ net zero revolt has come to Britain. About time
This civil unrest has a clear cause, however much our out-of-touch elites may try to deny it
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The war on second homes will backfire terribly on zero growth Britain
It will damage local economies, while doing nothing to get people onto the property ladder
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The net zero delusion has reached a new low
Britain’s shift to a high-tax, regulatory state is crushing the life out of the economy
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The eurozone is about to go bust
Germany’s once-mighty Bundesbank is losing money – and it is far from alone
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Middle-class favourites are the first to fold in high-tax Britain
High street brands face a retail bloodbath as high taxes squeeze incomes
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The ‘greedy good’ are destroying Britain’s economy
Liz Truss is right – wokeonomics is destroying the West
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Europe faces industrial wipe-out
Instead of sparking a manufacturing renaissance in Europe, the pursuit of net zero is leading instead to imminent deindustrialisation
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It’s taken just five years for Ursula von der Leyen to destroy Europe’s economy
The EU is now slipping back into recession as much of the rest of the world steams ahead
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