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Blair s proposal for seven in 10 to go to university beyond misguided

Michelle Donelan said investigations into universities who have not returned to face-to-face learning will start in the summer.

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Covid has been an easy scapegoat for economic disruption, but Brexit is biting | Anand Menon

As the pandemic recedes, the negative impacts of Brexit will become clearer, says Anand Menon of the UK in a Changing Europe

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The Never-Ending Brexit

A year in, there is growing evidence that Brexit has taken a toll on the British economy, but many of its details still need to be determined.

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Tax and energy bill rises will leave average household £672 per year worse off from April

The Tony Blair Institute for Global Change calculates that the average working-age household is set to see their disposable income fall by £56 a month. | ITV National News

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We need a new entente cordiale, but it won t happen any time soon

Britain cannot afford a trade war with the EU, but relations with the bloc have hit a new low in recent weeks

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