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While reforms are helping, budget cuts are sabotaging students’ performance
Notebook: The unifying force of ritual and tradition transcends age and class
Fund expects growth of 1% this year as policy reversals hit investor sentiment
Rate of growth in activity quickened in July, PMI shows
Obama administration to encourage UK to ‘raise its game’ in Nato
The attack on economic liberalism looks like cover for a more moderate proposal, writes Tony Barber
Spain’s acting prime minister says poll pledge is not incompatible with curbing deficit
Concerns are rising across the 10 countries that joined the EU in 2004 and 2007
Downgrade will exclude country from any ECB stimulus
A surge in funds is needed but his eurobonds idea is a non-starter
Monetary policy gives reason to think the single currency could strengthen further
Austerity advocate admits failure to see crash coming was ‘monumental collective intellectual error’
Battered party faces prospect of coming third to Conservatives in May election
Tax breaks for small firms and savers as growth slows
Chancellor looks to cut an extra £3.5bn from public spending over next four years
Gianfelice Rocca says relentless EU austerity push could put euro exit on agenda
Union representatives are considering a deal that means longer work for less take-home pay
Rightwing populism is increasingly entering the German body politic
Global economic turmoil dulls growth but trade data offer hope
Calls for grand coalitionas Fine Gael pays price for five years of economic austerity
County faces prolonged period of political uncertainty as Fianna Fáil returns as a political force
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