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Why left and right are wrong on universities

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Today on Arguably, I explain how to reform England’s broken university funding model. To read it now, become a paid subscriber or sign up for a seven-day free trial. (James Jiao/Shutterstock) Political opinion changes gradually and then suddenly. Back in the early 2020s, I would routinely point out how England’s student loan system had become a form of stealth taxation – with graduates on modest salaries paying marginal rates above 50% – but the issue went almost unnoticed at Westminster.
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Set London free

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Today on Arguably, I write on why London needs a far more radical devolution deal. To read it now, become a paid subscriber or sign up for a seven-day free trial. (Sven Hansche/Shutterstock) If London were a country its GDP would be larger than Sweden’s. Its mayor has the largest personal mandate of any politician in the UK and the third-largest in Europe.
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Can Andy Burnham reverse Thatcherism?

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Today on Arguably, as Andy Burnham becomes Labour leader, we have an extended interview with Mathew Lawrence, the director of Common Wealth and the co-author of The Productive State: A Framework for Manchesterism, whose work has been a key influence on the new administration. We discuss subjects including different models of public ownership, wealth taxes, fiscal rules and Burnham’s choice of chancellor. Become a paid subscriber or sign up for a seven-day free trial to read it.
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