The week that was
6:06pmHere are some posts made on Spectator.co.uk over the past week:
Fraser Nelson says we shouldn't worry about the tax on jobs, and reveals the hidden cuts in the Pre-Budget Report.
James Forsyth wonders whether Labour has u-turned on defence spending, and says the Tories should attack the national insurance increase.
Peter Hoskin gives his verdict on the Pre-Budget Report, and watches the government's economic narrative unravel.
David Blackburn notes a significant endorsement for Osborne and Hammond, and wonders how long it will be until the plug is pulled.
Martin Bright gives his take on the PBR.
Susan Hill reflects on readers' abiding fascination with authors.
Rod Liddle apologies. Sorta.
Alex Massie asks for another PBR.
And Melanie Phillips attacks the BBC's reporting on anthropogenic global warming.



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Vettekulla
December 12th, 2009 11:05am Report this commentIf you are interested in Fraser Nelson's and David Balckburn's work on public expenditure you may find this site of interest. http://www.wheredoesmymoneygo.org/data/overview/. If this could be combined with Hans Rosling's presentation skills, see http://www.ted.com/speakers/hans_rosling.html freedom of information could become easy access to information
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