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AUSTERITY CUTS DUMP IRELAND INTO DOUBLE DIP RECESSION
The hard-and-fast spending cuts wielded by the Irish Government to try and bring its economy back from the brink have been held up by the ConDem coalition as an example of the need for an age of austerity. Let’s see … Continue reading
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Tagged ConDem, Double Dip Recession, George Osborne, Ireland, Recession
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DEFENCE SECRETARY WARNS PM OVER CUTS TO MoD AT TIME OF WAR
Dr Liam Fox, has warned that “draconian” cuts of 10% to the defence budget at a time of war could precipitate a “brutal reaction” from the party, the media and the military, and have “grave political consequences”. In a private … Continue reading
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Tagged Afghanistan, David Cameron, George Osborne, Liam Fox, MoD
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Government’s ‘bonfire of the quangos’ plan will cost as much as it saves
Exclusive: Private papers reveal multi-billion pound bill to close up to 180 quangos – and savings might not be felt for 10 years Continue reading
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Tagged Article, Communities, Economic policy, George Osborne, Mark King, News, Politics, Polly Curtis, Public sector cuts, Quangos, Society, Tax and spending, UK news
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THE OSBORNE IDENTITY PART XVVIII
George Osborne reckons benefit claimants make a “lifestyle” choice… Really? No doubt then it was a ‘lifestyle’ choice when the Chancellor decided to avoid capital gains tax when he ‘flipped’ and then sold his London home in 2006 for a … Continue reading →