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The wisdom of crowds

By Dan Wood | Published: 2 October 2009

Politicians are queuing up at the party conferences to pledge which bits of the public sector they’ll axe in the race to cut government spending. But the cuts that are likely to win the most votes aren’t necessarily going to be the ones that will bring the greatest savings. Read more ...

Is the NHS Cameron’s Clause 4?

By Dan Wood | Published: 29 August 2009

As David Cameron tries to reassure the electorate that the NHS is safe in his hands, should he be worried that he seems to be finding his own party harder to win over than the public? Could it be the chance to prove that his is a truly ‘caring’ brand of conservatism? Read more ...

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