• European Union,Trade

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• Brexit,Climate change,Net Zero,Reform UK

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• Election campaign,Labour Party,Local Government

  Labour’s problem with Reform UK is it’s trying to BE Reform UK

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• Dishonesty,Labour Party

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• Economy,Environment

  Is ‘net zero’ and the Green Levy stifling growth in the UK economy?

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• BBC,Bias,Brexit,Economy,Media,Recession

  Did the mass media help stagnate the economy? And is this its reward?

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• Brexit,Labour Party,Living Standards,Public services

  Is this how Labour can realistically tackle Reform UK?

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• Brexit,European Union,Foreign Affairs,USA

  There is no debate – Brexit is bad and should be scrapped

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: February 3, 2025|
• Apology,Brexit,Climate change,Conservative Party,Immigration

  Badenoch has apologised for Brexit – net zero – and immigration. Why stop there?

  By Mike Sivier|Last Updated: January 16, 2025|

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