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Head and shoulders still of Sir Ivan Rogers, speaking at Glasgow University in November 2019

The Ghost of Christmas yet to come: Sir Ivan Rogers’s Brexit lecture – video and full text

Central government, Economy, EU and Brexit, Public lecture, Sir Ivan RogersBy adminNovember 25, 20191 Comment

Video and full text of Sir Ivan Rogers’ lecture, ‘The Ghost of Christmas yet to come: Looking ahead to the coming year(s) of the Brexit process’, hosted by Policy Scotland at the University of Glasgow on 25 November 2019.

Centre for Public Policy Research: Briefing Note

Briefing, Central government, Professor Ken Gibb, Public services, Scotland, Tax, UKBy adminAugust 14, 2013

Briefing Note considering the implications for Scotland from the 2013 UK Spending Review (SR).

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