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Britain should rethink its plans for coal
Surely the case has been made for the Government to consider a U-turn and a move to develop the Whitehaven pit
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Labour councils are being held to ransom
Efforts to resolve the dispute this week were rejected by union members and the misery for Birmingham’s residents shows no sign of ending
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Trump seems blind to the need to put pressure on Putin
A vainglorious promise will be hard to keep without it
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Parliament seems to have no idea what to do with the steel industry
An undignified spectacle as imported coal waits at the dock
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Britain must not lose the ability to produce primary steel
This story illustrates the sheer madness of our modern industrial strategy
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Market wisdom has averted trade war
The world may have been rescued from possible recession by the majestic power of the US Treasury yield curve
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Who benefits from Trumpian chaos?
The real fear must be that the US president has unleashed such instability in our markets that financial institutions are threatened
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Theme parks are no cure for our economy
While welcome there are far bigger issues with which the Government must grapple
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At last, some common sense from Strasbourg
It would have been a gross travesty had the court found in favour of Sir Philip Green
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Trump’s China ploy is a foolish gamble
The president is attempting to force Beijing to bend to his demands with no real idea of where this will end up
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Sir Keir must now champion free trade
There are opportunities from the Trump shock but only if the UK moves to a freer market
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Now is not the time for grandstanding
Love Actually is very much not a guide to how a British prime minister should respond to a hectoring US president
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It is time to end Covid prosecutions
Britain’s approach to lockdown was ludicrously heavy handed. Let’s finally free up our courts to tackle real crime
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History is being rewritten by woke ideologues yet again
For our schools to traduce the memory of a young woman who died for God and for France is to add insult to injury
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A very bad week for the Bank of Mum and Dad
As pension funds shrink, even the most generous parents may now find that large lifetime gifts or loans are no longer affordable
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