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General Election 2015: Politicians need to start working with the public
Emran Mian / January 15, 2015
Now that the major parties believe "there is no money," they will have to come up with ways to help families provide vital services
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Autumn statement: the efficiency deficit
Emran Mian / December 11, 2014
The government needs to lay out how it plans to save money through making departments more efficient
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The Smith Commission report: Let the games begin
Emran Mian / November 28, 2014
This week's agreement looks set to help the SNP out play Team Westminster
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Autumn statement: seven promises you might have missed
Emran Mian / November 21, 2014
The debate next week will be dominated by economic forecasts, but here are some crucial other points to look out for
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Why can't we talk about social mobility?
Emran Mian / October 21, 2014
Charities and political parties are preventing hard questions from being asked
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Taking the high road
Emran Mian / September 10, 2014
Will the Liberal Democrats' plans to decriminalise drugs go up in smoke?
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Liberal Democrat manifesto: The childcare wars
Emran Mian / September 3, 2014
All three parties' promises on childcare are pitched at better off families, while the poorest are left out
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Scottish Independence: What powers would the three main parties devolve?
Emran Mian / August 8, 2014
Scotland may become not so much a "progressive beacon" for the rest of the UK, as a giant focus group for the Taxpayers Alliance
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NHS: The great health sell-off?
Emran Mian / July 29, 2014
Shadow Health Secretary Andy Burnham is against rabid privatisation of patient care, but he might struggle to offer a convincing alternative
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Student Loans: Time to keep it in the family?
Emran Mian / July 22, 2014
The government's privatisation drive has slowed down of late, but will—and should—it continue?
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