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NY Times essay adapted from my new book, "The Age of Extraction." Gift link here: www.nytimes.com/2025/10/25/o...
Opinion | Big Tech’s Predatory Platform Model Doesn’t Have to Be Our Future
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Powerful and thoughtful piece on what we need to do sort out utilities, such as water, from John Kay in today’s FT. Much for Emma Reynolds and Keir Starmer to consider giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/... What exactly are we paying for? The legacy of privatising utilities
What exactly are we paying for? The legacy of privatising utilities
All-round expertise is lacking, but urgently needed to run key public services efficiently
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Powerful and thoughtful piece on what we need to do sort out utilities, such as water, from John Kay in today’s FT. Much for Emma Reynolds and Keir Starmer to consider giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle/... What exactly are we paying for? The legacy of privatising utilities
What exactly are we paying for? The legacy of privatising utilities
All-round expertise is lacking, but urgently needed to run key public services efficiently
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New threat to green spaces in the Lords on Monday campaignerkate.wordpress.com/2025/11/01/n... @openspacessociety.bsky.social
New threat to green spaces
A last-minute amendment to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill threatens green spaces with recreational rights under a statutory trust. There was a time, before the Thatcher government changed the…
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It's linked to 'why is Labour's policy agenda so unpopular' - although 'open vs closed' is a terrible way of naming it, the last nineteen years have proved Tony Blair's basic analysis of what the dividing lines of politics would become exactly right:
Full text of Tony Blair's speech to the TUC
'Over the coming months, we will be conducting a debate and refining policy on the basis of it. Participate in it. Organised labour has a crucial role to play.'
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