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The chancellor should take the opportunity to redress regional imbalances made worse by recent manufacturing job losses, writes John Monks
John Monks
Now is the time to act
Kate Barker says the chancellor should focus on long term economic prosperity, not short term electoral success
Kate Barker
Less is more
Although a reduction in the tax/GDP ratio seems not to be on offer, Ruth Lea believes the chancellor could make progress by ceasing to load burdens on business
Ruth Lea
A duty to act on share trading
The City's message to the chancellor is not to blow the £40 billion surplus, says Angela Knight
Angela Knight
Taxation with a purpose
Dave Prentis says the chancellor should spurn income tax cuts in favour of investment in our public services
Dave Prentis
City view
Keeping London on the map
The economic case for proceeding with London's CrossRail project is overwhelming, argues Judith Mayhew
Judith Mayhew
Cobbett's corner
Father figures
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Chris Moncrieff
Leaving pillar and post
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Chris Moncrieff
Mistaken identity
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Chris Moncrieff
These I have known
The Stationery Office is the official source for parliamentary and statutory publications
Chris Moncrieff
Commons diary
The parliamentary treadmill
As Westminster gears up for the election, Caroline Spelman works to meet the deadline for her adoption bill
Caroline Spelman
Conservative spring conference
Building a broader base
Anne Perkins talks to Conservative Party president Jean Searle about broadening the appeal of the party
Anne Perkins
Hague's Harrogate challenge
At the Spring Forum William Hague must show that the Conservatives have the will, resources and policies to take on Labour, says George Jones
George Jones
Leaving Westminster
Dissent into consensus
Robert Sheldon considers how Westminster has evolved over the years of his parliamentary career
Robert Sheldon
Lords diary
A bit of history repeating...
Lord Roberts of Conwy takes us on a journey back to the British constitution of 1780
Lord Roberts of Conwy
Lords gallery
Departing Leader blames late hours
Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans
It's a boy!
Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans
The trial of Speaker, judge and party host
Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans
Lord Chairman Mackay dies at 62
Andrew Evans rounds up the week's events in the Lords
Andrew Evans
Profile
Sir Richard Body profile
Sir Richard Body talks to Anne Perkins
Anne Perkins
Select committees
An inquiring culture
Gerald Kaufman explains how his committee has made a difference in the areas of culture, media and sport
Gerald Kaufman
Quick and effective action
Bowen Wells discusses the achievements of the International Development Committee
Bowen Wells
Confronting problems head-on
David Marshall says that select committees need to get out and about and see problems first hand
David Marshall
Connecting Cardiff with Westminster
Martyn Jones discusses how the Welsh Affairs committee is coming to terms with devolution
Martyn Jones
Challenging perceptions of the province's politics
In its second parliament, the Northern Ireland Affairs Select Committee has really found its feet, explains Peter Brooke
Peter Brooke
View from the Hill
Senate backs paying UN debt
House Magazine Congressional Correspondent Bruce Carey brings the latest news from the US Congress
Bruce Carey
Week in Westminster
X is for vote
As the anticipation of polling day mounts, Robin Oakley offers an A-Z guide to elections
Robin Oakley
Welsh view
Challenging the centre-right mindset
As St David's Day approaches, Ieuan Wyn Jones assesses Wales's progress since devolution
Ieuan Wyn Jones
