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Tag Archives: football
Lunchtime list for June 18th
Here are the articles and web pages the Talk Issues team recommend today: Govt skunkworks planned for November – Plans for internal experiments – but just on process, or more widely? A sudden lack of clarity – What's happening to … Continue reading
Tagged civilservice, football, innovation, Interesting Links, internationalism, lunchtime list, media, reform, tv
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Lunchtime list for June 15th
Here are the articles and web pages the Talk Issues team recommend today: Football: a dear friend to capitalism – This article is what happens when a humourless, politics-obsessed academic encounters the World Cup. It's all a gruesome capitalist distraction, … Continue reading
Tagged austerity, capitalism, commons, debate, deficit, dreary, euro, europe, football, Germany, Interesting Links, lunchtime list, merkel, parliament, reform, worldcup
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Lunchtime list for June 9th
Here are the articles and web pages the Talk Issues team recommend today: Heffer on the EU: Nostradamus he ain’t – One of our own pieces on a hysterical prediction of the future by Simon Heffer, written in 2003. Find … Continue reading
Tagged bankregulation, banks, budget, civilservice, consultation, cuts, dailymail, economy, EU, euro, europe, football, Interesting Links, Journalism, lunchtime list, massconsultation, paranoia, regulation, simonheffer, socialmedia, spending, stiglitz, treasury, twitter, usa, whensaturdaycomes
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