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Sadiq Khan says Elgin Marbles should be ‘shared’ with Greece
Labour mayor praises George Osborne, who heads the British Museum, for his ‘will’ to reach an agreement over treasures
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Migrants’ boost to economy overestimated, claims think tank
Office for Budget Responsibility exaggerating tax contribution by £6 billion, says Centre for Migration Control
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Parliament has finally shown the autocracies what money can’t buy
The UK is more exposed than many thought to influence-laundering, but better able to defend itself
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The SNP’s porridge wars: why do the nationalists so hate Scotland?
The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond
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Office for Budget Responsibility accused of overstating migrants benefit by £8bn
Think tank alleges OBR failed to account for foreign students’ working hours limits and attributed extra 246 million man hours
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End of the line: Parliament Square’s phone boxes to become just boxes
The Telegraph’s weekly Peterborough diary column offers an unparalleled insight into what’s really going on at Westminster and beyond
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We need a Blair-Osborne Act to stop ex-MPs shilling for foreign rulers
The nexus between government, business and overseas money is becoming ever tighter
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Gems stolen from British Museum to feature in new exhibition
George Osborne says display is an example of culture change under way at the institution as it ‘takes ownership of its own story’
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George Osborne joins crypto exchange Coinbase as it eyes UK move
The former chancellor juggles 10 other jobs alongside his new role
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How much of the UK are we willing to sell to the ‘dear friends’ of Putin?
Whether to allow the UAE to invest in British nuclear – and newspapers – is a national security question
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Tories should prioritise economy over migrant bill to win votes, says George Osborne
Former chancellor says Rishi Sunak must ‘double down’ on his economic message
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George Osborne under fire for role in Telegraph takeover
Emily Sheffield, a former newspaper editor and David Cameron’s sister-in-law, has publicly criticised the former chancellor
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The British Museum is broken – here’s who could fix it
Applications have opened to lead the beleaguered institution. But whoever gets the job faces a herculean task
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George Osborne predicts date of next general election
Former chancellor tells voters which date to save as Sunak grants Starmer permission to start formal access talks ahead of election
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British Museum’s next director ‘must defend its ownership of treasured artefacts’
Candidates have been warned they could face ‘intense scrutiny’ in the £215,000-a-year role
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George Osborne shares in £32m payout at investment firm Robey Warshaw
Payout which, remains high in spite of an M&A slowdown, is to be split four ways
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Boris Johnson is like Gollum from Lord of the Rings, says George Osborne
Ex-chancellor claims Mr Johnson was a 'natural moderate Tory' but is like the 'corrupted' hobbit, whose pursuit of power sealed his fate
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Rishi Sunak denies having ‘hissy fit’ over Elgin Marbles
Prime Minister criticised by George Osborne after Sunak cancelled meeting with the Greek prime minister
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Sunak threw ‘hissy fit’ because Greek PM met Starmer first, suggests Osborne
Origins of the diplomatic spat may have little to do with the Elgin Marbles, speculates the British Museum chairman
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Welfare cap to be breached for fourth time since introduction despite benefits crackdown
A non-binding limit on tax credits and selected social security measures was announced by George Osborne in 2013
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Why tax cuts might point to a spring election
... unless Rishi Sunak is tempted into waiting for 'something turn up'
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Tory campaign manager behind 2019 landslide to return amid early election speculation
Isaac Levido is currently working in Number 10 but will rejoin Conservative Campaign Headquarters at the beginning of January
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Six chancellors have cut taxes before an election – this is what happened next
From the 1987 ‘bribes budget’ to Gordon Brown’s cuts, chancellors can be generous when voting nears – with mixed results
