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Elite Mischief – Gordon Brown and The Francis Crick Institute

Posted on November 11, 2012 by Robert Henderson

I was recently contacted by Bloomberg News and asked to comment on the  Francis Crick Institute, a massive research laboratory which is being built in central London  on land immediately behind the British library and a road’s width  from the Eurostar terminal.  The … Continue reading →

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Public and Private Confusion (And, yes, there is an alternative)

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Robert Henderson

I wrote Public and Private Confusion in 2006, before the credit crisis, before even Northern Rock was saved by the taxpayer. NuLabbour’s mania for privatizing anything in sight was in full spate, mostly, because the Tories had privatized all of … Continue reading →

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The racial and ethnic make-up of the August 2011 UK rioters by group

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Robert Henderson

Robert Henderson I have taken the same Daily Telegraph data used in my earlier analysis (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/crime/8698443/UK-riots-suspected-looters-statistics-and-court-cases.html) and divided the names into groups which give the strongest pointer to race and ethnicity. During this process I discovered various duplications in the … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – infrastructure

Posted on July 9, 2011 by Robert Henderson

Geographically Scotland is very isolated. It is a stranded at the top of mainland Britain with a single land border with England.  Any goods or people coming and going to Scotland have a choice of independent access by air and … Continue reading →

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The wages of Scottish independence – public sector employment

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Robert Henderson

One of the many major issues which an independent Scotland would have to address is the extent to which the Scottish economy is  dependent on public spending and in particular the number of public sector jobs which would be  moved … Continue reading →

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