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Merryn Somerset Webb talks to Reaction editor Iain Martin about her new book Share Power.

Slashing a number of poorly designed taxes could swell the Treasury’s coffers. This low hanging fruit is too juicy to miss.

Neil Collins’ Notebook: Glut could follow shortage as production issues ease.

A small number of the rich and vocal want taxes raised – yet voluntary payments remain rare.

Now would be a very good time to have a responsible government; instead, we have Boris Johnson and his Big State fiscal muggers.

Consumers aren’t mindless victims of omnipotent advertising – it’s the firms who buy the ads that are being duped.

The PM’s patronising moral sermons and cavalier attitude towards spending other people’s cash marks him as a hypocrite of the highest order.

A deep dive into the linguistic history of well-known, but often little understood English words and phrases.

It seems that the debt is still “unsatisfied” more than six months on.

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