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Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
Economy
After only weeks in office, the new Prime Minister is heading to Conservative party conference in Birmingham haunted by ominous opinion polls and irate Tory MPs.
Economists Don't Think Government Can Deliver Big Enough Spending Cuts To Calm Markets
Economy
Economists Don't Think Government Can Deliver Big Enough Spending Cuts To Calm Markets
Treasury Committee Chief Worries 'Circle Cannot Be Squared' In Economic Crisis Crunch Meeting
Economy
Treasury Committee Chief Worries "Circle Cannot Be Squared" In Economic Crisis Crunch Meeting
Tory MPs Told To Say Government's Economic Plan Is 'Responsible' In Leaked Briefing Note
Economy
Tory MPs Told To Say Government's Economic Plan Is 'Responsible' In Leaked Briefing Note
Liz Truss Defends 'Controversial' Tax Cuts After Drastic Bank Of England Bail-Out
Economy
Liz Truss Defends "Controversial" Tax Cuts After Drastic Bank Of England Bail-Out
Opposition Parties Say Parliament Must Be Recalled After Major Central Bank Intervention
Economy
Opposition Parties Say Parliament Must Be Recalled After Major Central Bank Intervention
Bank of England Warns Of 'Risk To UK Financial Stability' In Drastic Intervention
Economy
Bank of England Warns Of "Risk To UK Financial Stability" In Drastic Intervention
The House Live
Laurence Robertson MP: Taking an evidence-based approach to betting will see increased growth across the UK Partner content
Education
By Betting And Gaming Council
Laurence Robertson MP: Taking an evidence-based approach to betting will see increased growth across the UK
Government must act to avoid a generation retiring with inadequate pensions
Economy
By Stephen Timms MP
Government must act to avoid a generation retiring with inadequate pensions
Secure, reliable, and affordable nuclear is a safe bet for Labour Partner content
Environment
By Nuclear Industry Association
Secure, reliable, and affordable nuclear is a safe bet for Labour
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Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
Economy
Known Unknowns: The Conservative Party's first Conference under Liz Truss
Known Unknowns: The Conservative Party's first Conference under Liz Truss
By Paul Goodman
Political parties
Privileges Committee rejects Lord Pannick criticisms of Boris Johnson probe
Privileges Committee rejects Lord Pannick criticisms of Boris Johnson probe
By The House magazine
Parliament
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Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
Economy
Tory Rebels Are Already Plotting, Less Than A Month Into Liz Truss's Government
After only weeks in office, the new Prime Minister is heading to Conservative party conference in Birmingham haunted by ominous opinion polls and irate Tory MPs.
Labour's 'Green Growth' Plan Has Gone Down Well With The Party, Even If They Can't Properly Explain It
Economy
Labour's 'Green Growth' Plan Has Gone Down Well With The Party, Even If They Can't Properly Explain It
Labour has placed a "Green Growth" revolution to boost the economy and deliver energy security at the heart of its pitch for power at party conference in Liverpool this week, but those tasked with selling it on the doorstep worry business “jargon” could alienate voters.
Committee Corner – Levelling Up Committee chair Clive Betts on his in-tray
Economy
By Clive Betts MP
Committee Corner – Levelling Up Committee chair Clive Betts on his in-tray
Amid a cost of living crisis and stretched public services, the next 12 months will be busy for Parliament’s select committees. Labour chairs set out their priorities – starting with Clive Betts
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Partner content
Economy
By Solicitors Regulation Authority
SRA helps law firms provide more services to consumers
The Solicitors Regulation Authority is helping law firms that want to expand their business beyond traditional legal services by publishing new guidance on the Separate Business Rule.
Partner content
Economy
By Federation of Master Builders
Construction output figures expose impact of skills shortage, says FMB
Todays ONS figures, which show a 2.2% drop in construction output, expose the growing impact of the construction skills shortage, according to the Federation of Master Builders (FMB).
Tax credit debate: What happens now? Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
Tax credit debate: What happens now?
As the Chancellor signals a rethink over tax credit reductions, Turn2usexplores what could happen next.
How do you get the voices of young people into Parliament?
Economy
By Chloe Smith MP
How do you get the voices of young people into Parliament?
Former Treasury Minister Chloe Smith MP writes ahead of her Westminster Hall debate on 'Young jobseekers and the Department of Work and Pensions'.
Today we stand up to the worst of the Tory party
Economy
By Baroness Kramer
Today we stand up to the worst of the Tory party
Liberal Democrat Treasury Spokesperson & former Transport Minister Baroness Kramer explains why her party will oppose the Government's tax credit changes in the Lords today and calls on other peers to: "join with us and stop this disgraceful policy in its tracks".
Partner content
Economy
By KPMG LLP
KPMG comments on the job losses in UK steel sector
KPMG comments on job losses and closures in the UK steel sector.
Partner content
Economy
By KPMG LLP
Challenger banks will welcome ‘nod’ to capital discrepancy, says KPMG
Commenting in response to todays publication of the Competition and Markets Authoritys (CMA) publication of its report into retail banking, Warren Mead, UK Head of Challenger Banking at KPMG, said:
Partner content
Economy
By Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
UK tax gap narrows, but still billions left uncollected
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants comments on new UK tax gap figures, saying 'there is still much to be done'.
Lib Dem former minister Jo Swinson speaks out against gender quotas on boards Partner content
Economy
By EY
Lib Dem former minister Jo Swinson speaks out against gender quotas on boards
Senior leaders from business and government have gone head-to-head over whether mandatory quotas are needed to get more women to the top of organisations.
Partner content
Economy
By Institution of Engineering and Technology
Engineering employers predict education system won’t keep up with technological change

Demand for engineers continues to rise but over half (53 per cent) of employers are struggling to recruit suitably skilled staff, says the 2015 Skills & Demand in Industry report.
Listening to the lives behind the foodbank statistics Partner content
Economy
By Trussel Trust
Listening to the lives behind the foodbank statistics
MPs and peers discussed tackling UK poverty with the Trussell Trust Foodbank Network
Tax credit debate will shape Osborne’s Autumn Statement Partner content
Economy
By Turn2us
Tax credit debate will shape Osborne’s Autumn Statement
Adam Lake from Turn2us, says today’s debate on reductions in tax credit is a chance to soften the blow on the poorest in society. 
Partner content
Economy
By Heathrow
Heathrow declares world class ambition for retail service
Heathrow has today launched an in-depth review of its retail service offer, partnering with luxury lifestyle group and concierge service company Quintessentially to realise its corporate vision to deliver the best airport service experience in the world.
Partner content
Economy
By EY
Lending expected to grow more than 3% in 2016, boosting Eurozone economy
According to a newly published report by EY, business lending expected to grow by 3.8% in 2016 due to improving credit conditions and renewed business confidence.
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP)
Automatic enrolment: the payroll perspective
As the automatic enrolment process is becoming a reality for 1.3m SMEs in the UK, it is timely to understand just what sort of impact this will have on small businesses.
Science Minister Jo Johnson says UK should be ‘best place in Europe’ to start a business Partner content
Economy
By Innovate UK
Science Minister Jo Johnson says UK should be ‘best place in Europe’ to start a business
Science and Universities Minister Jo Johnson MP has this week hailed the success of some of the UK's most innovative small and medium-sized businesses, at a showcase House of Commons event.
Complex pension system puts off savers - new poll Partner content
Economy
By Saga
Complex pension system puts off savers - new poll
New poll reveals that suspicion of future government changes and a complex pensions system are causing people to avoid saving more for retirement. 
Partner content
Environment
By GMB
With nine power stations closing GMB warn of UK Government and National Grid complacency over risks of widespread power blackouts
The Government secret plans called Operation Black Start to cope in the event of widespread power blackouts will not be much help says GMB
Partner content
Economy
By Institution of Occupational Safety and Health
IOSH branches to promote farm safety in Ireland and Northern Ireland
Ways farmers throughout Ireland and Northern Ireland can protect themselves and others from being injured or killed are to be demonstrated by agricultural safety and health experts.
Partner content
Economy
By Innovate UK
Business awards: inspiring entrepreneurs take innovation honours
The success of some of the UK's most innovative small and medium-sized businesses was celebrated at a showcase House of Commons event.
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP)
The CIPP encourages saving through payroll to support International Credit Union day
The call by the CIPP follows recent research conducted which showed that 55% of respondents would like their employer to offer saving through payroll.
Partner content
Economy
By GMB
Job losses at Redcar Steel and JCB are dark clouds on horizon with 1.7 million still out of work in the UK
Employment growth is likely to slow as large cuts in public sector employment kick in and as lower paid workers seek more hours to make up for cuts they face in tax credits says GMB
Partner content
Economy
By Airbus
Airbus Challenges Young People’s Views of Tech Careers
Students see the exciting side of a career in tech at TeenTech event.
Partner content
Economy
By Chartered Institute of Payroll Professionals (CIPP)
Leaders at the 2015 Annual Payroll and Pensions Conference warn industry of lack of pension experts and public understanding
Over 350 leading pension and payroll professionals gathered this week at the stunning Celtic Manor Resort, which hosted the 2010 Ryder Cup, in Wales for the CIPPs Annual Payroll and Pensions Conference and Exhibition and awards.
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Unlocking the SCS London
2022
London
Unlocking the SCS London
Building & Fire Safety: Achieving regulatory compliance
2022
Online
Building & Fire Safety: Achieving regulatory compliance
Ethnic Minorities into Leadership London
2022
Central London
Ethnic Minorities into Leadership London
Online Safety Bill Briefing
2022
Online
Online Safety Bill Briefing