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When most people hear about illegal Channel crossings, they picture a Border Force boat meeting a dinghy in the English Channel. But that is only the beginning of the bill. By the time an individual reaches Britain, there is an entire system that has to process, house, support and, where appropriate, hear appeals. Much of…
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🎰🏦For years, Britain doubled down on a glittering belief: that the Square Mile could keep the entire nation afloat. While factories fell silent, apprenticeships dwindled, and infrastructure gathered dust, policymakers seemed convinced that if enough bankers shuffled enough money around Canary Wharf, prosperity would somehow trickle down to everyone else. Spoiler alert—it didn’t quite work…
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For years, Britain has been lectured about its productivity problem. We’re told to work harder, work smarter, tighten our belts and accept painful economic choices. Rising mortgage costs, higher interest rates and squeezed household budgets have all been presented as unavoidable sacrifices for the greater good. The institution delivering many of those messages is the…
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