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Nov26

26 November 2018

"Bin the backstop", mea culpas and solving poverty after Brexit — #DUP18

With the eyes of much of the world's media on her, Arlene Foster pressed for the Prime Minister, Theresa May, to abandon the agreed United Kingdom-European Union withdrawal agreement, and seek a settlement more acceptable to unionism, during the Democratic Unionist Party’s annual conference in Belfast on Saturday.

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Nov22

22 November 2018

Getting regional policy right: designing the Shared Prosperity Fund

As a member state of the European Union, the UK can access £2.4 billion of EU Structural Funds.

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Nov01

01 November 2018

Chancellor uses Budget to signal "end" of austerity

This week, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, delivered his Autumn Budget with a significant degree of optimism.

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Sep28

28 September 2018

Devolution: a key feature of the constitutional architecture

A report published by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee asserts that devolution is a significant feature of the UK’s constitutional architecture.

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Sep04

04 September 2018

Brexit dominates the politics of the near future

While the memories of June and July’s relentless, broiling temperatures fade, our fiery political discourse returns this week to fill the space vacated by headlines about heatwaves and weather-induced food insecurity.

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