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Residents of the Lake District, where Tim Farron's constituency lies, are heavily reliant on tourism for income

We don’t need to choose between between lives and livelihoods

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Can we take the chancellor’s patriotic appeal seriously when the government is spending billions of pounds of taxpayers money each year on procuring goods and services from foreign owned companies?

Chancellor should follow his own advice when it comes to British business

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"This was birthed not in a Remainer alcove of the Treasury, but in the Department for Exiting the European Union itself."

The economic case against Brexit is now unarguable

This is the final dismantling of any economic debate over Brexit

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"It's hard to match up the seriousness of what is happening here with the form it is communicated"

Week in Review: An economy sacrificed at the altar of Brexit

Brexit has ended the myth that the economy is safe under the Conservatives

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The economic impact of universities in 2014-15

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Invest, Reform, Trust

Invest, Reform, Trust

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"This was the week in which people started to get poorer because of Brexit."

Week in Review: When Brexit started to make us poorer

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"Despite the efforts of some to confuse the issue, 'membership of' the single market is entirely different to 'access to' it,"

IFS crushes Brexit myth: There is no ‘access’ to the single market

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A new report suggests the economic effect of Brexit could be so harsh that net migration to the UK will fall by 58% next year

Brexit will reduce immigration – by damaging the economy

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"Expect more drops in the credit ratings to come"

Expected drop in migration triggers collapse in British credit rating

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The debate has become so grubby and fundamentally unenlightening that the public is grasping for those hard stone tablets of facts

Stop asking for facts in the Brexit debate

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TrainingMark: independent recognition customer service training

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BLOG: Europe’s search for a balance on taxpayers’ rights v responsibilities

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Double blow for self-employed workers in Autumn statement

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CIOB responds to the Summer Budget 2015

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UK charities and our society

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George Osborne is spending much of this parliament talking about his so-called fiscal charter

Osborne’s fiscal charter shows the Tories have lost touch with reality

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Experts in Business

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Why I changed my view on Heathrow expansion

Why I changed my view on Heathrow expansion

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Expanding Heathrow will help the economy to take off

Expanding Heathrow will help the economy to take off

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Closer ties with China could leave Britain exposed to political and economic turmoil in the country

Should Britain jump into bed with China quite so enthusiastically?

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