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Daniel Mahoney writes for City A.M. on France's labour laws
29 April 2016
Daniel Mahoney wrote for City A.M. on the strikes in France over proposed reforms to employment rules
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The EU-Turkey deal is working - Daniel Mahoney for CapX
21 April 2016
The EU-Turkey migrant deal appears to be achieving its goal in reducing the number of migrant crossings to Greece
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Tony Lodge: Pulling plug on Brussels will do UK a power of good (Yorkshire Post)
19 April 2016
Tony Lodge wrote for the Yorkshire Post on why the UK leaving the European Union could be a positive for UK energy policy
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Daniel Mahoney for City A.M. on London candidate's housing policies
15 April 2016
Daniel Mahoney wrote for City A.M. on the publication of his CPS report "Who will fix London's housing crisis?"
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CPS Director Tim Knox discusses Panama Papers and capitalism on BBC Radio 4
11 April 2016
CPS Director Tim Knox discusses the Panama Paper revelations and the implications for global capitalism on BBC Radio 4's World at One
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CPS report on Parliamentary scrutiny featured in The Times
08 April 2016
CPS report "Dangerous Trends in Modern Legislation... and how to reverse them" by Daniel Greenberg was featured in The Times newspaper
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CPS Director Tim Knox writes for Telegraph on EU and UK border failures
07 April 2016
CPS Director Tim Knox wrote for the Daily Telegraph on the UK-EU border and the issues relating to the UK's ongoing obselte border technology, Thursday 7 April 2016.
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Media Coverage

Daniel Mahoney writes for City A.M. on France's labour laws

The EU-Turkey deal is working - Daniel Mahoney for CapX

Tony Lodge: Pulling plug on Brussels will do UK a power of good (Yorkshire Post)

Daniel Mahoney for City A.M. on London candidate's housing policies

CPS Director Tim Knox discusses Panama Papers and capitalism on BBC Radio 4

CPS report on Parliamentary scrutiny featured in The Times

CPS Director Tim Knox writes for Telegraph on EU and UK border failures

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