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Debate: Is privatisation good for Britain?

By AOL Money Staff, Apr 15, 2013

Two writers debate one of the most provocative legacies left by Margaret Thatcher - privatisation
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An independent Scotland on the cards?

By Jess Bown, Feb 05, 2013

The SNP believes Scotland could be celebrating its independence by 2016.
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Is tax avoidance morally wrong?

By AOL Money Staff, Jul 06, 2012

Money and morals aren't usual bedfellows but since the Prime Minister David Cameron spoke out about comedian Jimmy Carr's involvement in a tax avoidance scheme, they've been rather uncomfortably...
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Margaret Thatcher: a national treasure?

By AOL Money Staff, Jan 11, 2012

The recent release of The Iron Lady has re-ignited the debate around one of the most divisive Prime Ministers in history. Love her or hate her, Margaret Thatcher made a lasting impression. So how has...
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Children twice as likely as adults to have a gambling problem

By Damian Wilson, Dec 26, 2011

Does a report from Gamcare show that we are storing up a gambling problem for the future or show that youngsters grow out of gambling addiction?
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Channel Tunnel 'must be cheaper'

By Press Association, Dec 08, 2011

Access charges to the Channel Tunnel should be reduced to give passengers a better deal, a House of Lords report has said. The tunnel was not achieving its full potential, the report from the...
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Why must we pay the police twice to stop crime?

By Chris Wheal, Dec 07, 2011

The police won’t get off their backsides unless somebody pays them extra to do it. Are hard working, law-abiding taxpayers being asked to pay twice to stop crime?
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The public sector strikes - right or wrong?

By AOL Money Staff, Nov 30, 2011

Two of our writers slug it out - literally - on the most divisive issue of the day, the public sector strikes
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