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Stability and predictability for business matter more than headline growth rates.

We need a smaller state and lower taxes to unlock private investment and enterprise.

Lower inequality is a goal in itself and makes the economy more resilient.

The UK should prioritise productivity and innovation over simply expanding the workforce.

Regional balance is essential; growth should not be concentrated in London and the South East.

The tax and benefit system should be redesigned so work and training are never penalised.

Raising median living standards should matter more than total GDP growth.

The focus should be on keeping people healthy and independent for longer, not just treating illness.

Individuals and families who can afford it should contribute more to their own care in later life.

We should prioritise fixing workforce pay and conditions so we can recruit and retain enough staff.

Private and voluntary providers should play a bigger role in delivering care, with the state funding and regulating.

Social care should remain separate from the NHS but with guaranteed national standards and funding.

Prevention and early intervention should receive a much larger share of health spending than today.

The UK should move to a single, integrated health and social care system funded from general taxation.

Critics of Netanyahu ignore the complex realities of regional threats, which justify his militaristic approach to governance.

Netanyahu’s focus on security has overshadowed opportunities for peace, leading to a society that accepts conflict as a norm.

The perception of danger in Israel is subjective and varies among communities, complicating the narrative of endless war.

Endless war under Netanyahu's leadership has strengthened Israel's security, making it a safer place for its citizens.

Netanyahu's policies have entrenched a cycle of violence in Israel, making safety for Jews increasingly elusive.

The portrayal of chefs as angry tyrants oversimplifies the complexities of kitchen dynamics and ignores the collaborative efforts that drive culinary success.