The Liberal Digest
Callum Price, Eamonn IvesBringing together the best of liberal thought in the UK and beyond, every Friday
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | liberaldigest.substack.com |
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#35 Cut and Run
Welcome to the 35th instalment of the Liberal Digest. Before jumping in, we noticed a nice bump in subscribers after last week’s newsletter – so to any new readers in particular, thank you for being here. If you’d be so inclined to hit like...
#34 Prelude to Pain
Welcome to the 34th instalment of the Liberal Digest. Once again, the spotlight was on Rachel Reeves this week – this time of her own deliberate making – as she decided to call an impromptu press conference to sort-of-but-not-really discuss...
#33 Unlicensed Premises
Welcome to the 33rd instalment of the Liberal Digest. At the time of writing, Rachel Reeves looks like she’s safe in job – for now. Though the Chancellor admitted to not obtaining the requisite licence to let out her Dulwich home when she r...
#32 Wonky Britain
Welcome to the 32nd instalment of the Liberal Digest. This week was a grim one for the Government. The Home Secretary is learning, like her predecessors, that the corridors of that department are paved with dynamite, as the grooming scandal...
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Director of Communications at the Institute of Economic Affairs. Former Special Adviser at the Home Office, Ministry of Justice, and DLUHC.
UK-based policy researcher – interested in innovation, environmental policy and economic growth.
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