• Conservative Party,Economy,Government,People,Politics

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• Government,People,Politics

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• Conservative Party,Cost of living,Economy,Election campaign,Government,Inflation,People,Recession

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• Benefits,Conservative Party,Coronavirus,Politics

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• Conservative Party,Election campaign,People,Tax

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• Conservative Party,Money,People,Waste

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• Austerity,Benefits,Conservative Party,Cost of living,Economy,Neoliberalism,Politics,Poverty,tax credits,UK

  Turn again, Tories! Will your policy today be your policy tomorrow?

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• Austerity,Democracy,Economy,Politics,UK

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• Austerity,Conservative Party,Democracy,Economy,People,Politics,UK

  Does Osborne still think ‘fiscal responsibility’ laws are a ‘con’?

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