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Editorial: Most European leaders are as short on funds as they are on popularity. They can no longer indulge a tiny partner who fills its coffers at the expense of the rest of the club
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Letters: I suggest Mr Rhys Jones sets his sights nearer home. He can find an equivalent mansion in the Marches for a quarter of London prices
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Jackie Ashley, Anne Perkins and Polly Toynbee join Tom Clark to discuss the fiscal implications of immigration and the Treasury's plan to send taxpayers a breakdown of where their money goes. Also this week: Dan Roberts in Washington DC on a week to remember for the Republican party
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Originally published in the Guardian on 6 November 1976: ‘If people must really see X or AA films then I think they should not object to paying a little extra for the privilege’ - Richard Body MP
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Experts say Treasury’s definition of welfare, to be detailed in tax transparency statements, inflates spending total by 40%
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Listen up, Griff Rhys Jones, the mansion tax is the soft option