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Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet
JAMES KANE, ASSISTANT HEADMASTER
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Policy Research Unit, House of Commons
Liz Wheeler, Director
“The Mighty Memo is an important resource for anyone who works in politics and wants to stay ahead of the key political arguments. By focussing on the main economic, domestic and foreign policy headlines, the Mighty Memo ensures that I am abreast of the issues that will dominate the political debate, enabling the team to prepare briefings materials that are accurate and time sensitive. The concise nature of the Mighty Memo is an excellent addition to any researcher's daily routine, especially at a time when there is so much information and also misinformation.”
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Royal Grammar School, High Wycombe
Meera Carr, Head of Economics
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