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The Social Housing Phenomenon, part 2: how much does it cost, and who gains?
£6.1 billion per year is spent on implied subsidies to foreign-born headed households in social housing alone
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Will the Tory 'Deportation Bill' work?
Legislating around the Human Rights Act — rather than confronting it head on — is almost guaranteed to fail
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The Romanian presidential election, explained
Two challengers confront an establishment in decay
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The Polish presidential election, explained
Can Confederation begin supplanting Law and Justice as the main right-wing opposition?
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The police we deserve?
A blueprint for police reform, part 1: diagnosis
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Newsletter #36: Reform tease their plans for Government
PLUS: Labour unveil industrial and immigration strategies; and Indian trade deal signed
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Tony Blair’s man in Albania
A preview of the Albanian Parliamentary elections
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Newsletter #35: Local Elections special
Analysis of the results — Is there any point to Reform running local councils, anyway? — Labour’s Runcorn and Local Elections postmortem
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April 2025

Life in the Iberian blackout
A twee populace dresses up failure as resilience
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The real future of finance: a golden age for the humanities bluffers
Reflections on reflexivity
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Newsletter #34: Keir Starmer's big EU reset
PLUS: Local elections preview
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REVIEW: 'Minority Rule: Adventures in the Culture War' by Ash Sarkar
'A magazine goes to a bookstore...'
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