Jesse Norman, the former philosophy teacher tipped as a future Tory leader, tells Mark McLaughlin how austerity is compassionate, tuition fees are progressive and why the robots are our friends.
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Tuesday, 20 November 2018
Favourites
- The Spectator: My Clash with Cameron -- The true story behind the Lords reform rebellion
- Times op-ed: Don't copy America's flawed democracy
- The Spectator, 1 November 2003: Tell Us The Reason Why.
- Remembering Tom: A portrait of Lord Bingham
- New Statesman: Review of Michael Oakeshott’s Notebooks, 17 April 2014
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- The Winding Stair
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- My Letter of No Confidence in Boris Johnson
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