Science cuts

• Battling the axe-man
  

  Scientists argue that they can lead Britain out of the recession - but only if politicians refrain from cutting their funding - Mar 9th 2010 (3)

• • • Science spending : No more booms, just bust (December 17th)
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  • • Labour's new industrial policy (Jan 14th)
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  • • Rolls-Royce : Britain's lonely high-flier (2009)
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Europe's super schools

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  Three’s a crowd

  Will INSEAD and the London Business School come to dominate business education in Europe? (16)

Bagehot

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  Bagehot : Rope-a-dope

  The Tories’ unexpected weakness may yet haunt Labour: what if the party had ditched Gordon Brown? (4)

• • • The Conservatives' mini-malaise
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  • • Bagehot : Midwinter madness (Jan 7th)
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  • • Why the prime minister will probably limp through to the election (May 7th)
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The future of the BBC

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  No surrender

  The corporation will become smaller, but no less potent (19)

• • • As the BBC becomes more dominant, the attacks intensify (Sep 24th)
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  • • Renewed questions about the future of the television licence (2008)
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  • • The BBC's strategy review

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  Colour revolution

  Dissatisfaction among the faithful followers of Manchester United (8)

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  Philip Walter Archer, patriarch of Ambridge, died on February 12th, aged 81 (8)

• Campaigning in Perth

  The weakest link?

  Tories and Scot Nats get down and dirty (3)

• Obituary

  Michael Foot

  Michael Foot, politician and man of letters, died on March 3rd, aged 96 (9)

• British politics

  Ties that bind

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