The curious case of the apologetic deregulators
When even the government is admitting its deregulation target is silly, it's probably time to can it, argues David Powell
Would you like to know what's on the government's mind at the moment? Here's a little document with some clues. Spoiler Alert: it isn't climate change - but nor is it deregulation. This document is...
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