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Title	By	Publisher	Published
Healthy food sales reporting: progress, pitfalls, and the risk of industry gaming Web Article · 1pp Food businesses play a major role in what we eat, which in turn shapes both our health and the environment. … Food	Food Foundation	Food Foundation	14 Mar 2026	View
Why does England have unemployed GPs when patients can’t get GP appointments? Web Article With public satisfaction with general practice at an all-time low and patients frustrated by how difficult it is to secure … Health	Nuffield Trust	Nuffield Trust	14 Jan 2026	View
The Black Hole of Miscalculation Web Article Rachel Reeves’ ‘black hole’ narrative echoes the Treasury shock doctrine that tipped Jim Callaghan’s government into chaos, finds Liam Payne. UK IMF Bailout	Scottish Left Review	Scottish Left Review	1 Nov 2024	View
Why the Bank of England Intervened in the UK Bond Market Web Article Bond Markets Liz Truss	International Banker	International Banker	16 Nov 2022	View
How to Pay for the War Book · 94pp Fiscal Policy	John Maynard Keynes	Macmillan and Co.	26 Feb 1940	View