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This is the last continuity Budget that government can get away with
This is the last continuity Budget that government can get away with
Economy
By Dan Haile
John Healey paid tribute to Rachel Reeves at the start of his Budget speech, and the former chancellor’s fiscal plans cast a long shadow over his plans.
Women with endometriosis are being failed by employers – we should introduce workplace health passports
Health
By Kirsteen Sullivan MP
Women with endometriosis are being failed by employers – we should introduce workplace health passports
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
Political parties
By Matthew Barnfield
Politicians and the public have different definitions of long-term delivery
We must do more to protect high streets from illicit tobacco and vapes
Communities
By Oliver Ryan MP
We must do more to protect high streets from illicit tobacco and vapes
Written questions are an essential tool – rationing them would diminish Parliament’s purpose
Parliament
By Ben Obese-Jecty MP
Written questions are an essential tool – rationing them would diminish Parliament’s purpose
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Home affairs
By Richard Ekins KC
The Hillsborough Law is not being scrutinised enough
Allergy care must not be left to the NHS postcode lottery
Health
By Lord Hunt
Allergy care must not be left to the NHS postcode lottery
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Ministers In Budget Eve Row With Labour MPs Over Miner Pension Fund
Ministers In Budget Eve Row With Labour MPs Over Miner Pension Fund
Communities
Government Holding Talks With Labour MPs After Miner Pensions Backlash
Government Holding Talks With Labour MPs After Miner Pensions Backlash
Economy
'From Active Courting To Managed Containment': The Evolving Tory Approach To Trump
"From Active Courting To Managed Containment": The Evolving Tory Approach To Trump
Foreign affairs
Government Estimates Universities Will Lose £1bn From International Student Levy
Government Estimates Universities Will Lose £1bn From International Student Levy
Education
Inside The Green Party Struggle Over Reforms Amid 'Zionism Is Racism' Row
Inside The Green Party Struggle Over Reforms Amid 'Zionism Is Racism' Row
Foreign affairs
The Night Margaret Thatcher Became The Iron Lady
The Night Margaret Thatcher Became The Iron Lady
History
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Exporting our expertise Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Exporting our expertise
A new governmental body offers emerging countries access to the clinical excellence of the NHS. Healthcare UK's Howard Lyons describes the potential of these clients for UK plc
Teachers will strike in October Partner content
By NASUWT
Teachers will strike in October
The two largest teaching unions have said there will be strike action across England next month.
Consumer confidence on the rise Partner content
By Visa
Consumer confidence on the rise
UK consumers are enjoying a "feel-good factor" that boosted spending last month, according to new data.
MPs: Economy is on the mend Partner content
By Visa
MPs: Economy is on the mend
New data showing household expenditure increased by 1.6% last month has been welcomed by MPs.
Special Olympians embrace recycling Partner content
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Special Olympians embrace recycling
More 1,700 athletes with intellectual disabilities from England, Scotland and Wales got into recycling at the Special Olympics Summer Games.
Anger at Wonga's 'vulture capitalism' Partner content
By Unite
Anger at Wonga's 'vulture capitalism'
The country's biggest trade union has accused payday loan company Wonga of preying on the financially vulnerable.
Paper - An industry with a great future, only if... Partner content
By Confederation of Paper Industries
Paper - An industry with a great future, only if...
Why in the UK do we import more paper than we produce and what can we do to turn that around?
Commissioning public services Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Commissioning public services
Should the Government speed up on plans to centralise procurement or slow down?
The Ethos interview: Unison's Dave Prentis Partner content
By Ethos Journal
The Ethos interview: Unison's Dave Prentis
Dave Prentis, of Unison, talks to the Guardian's Andrew Sparrow about privatisation and how unions are adapting to the evolving landscape of public service delivery for Ethos.
How to get a job after GCSEs Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
How to get a job after GCSEs
More than 700,000 young people got their GCSE results today.
Girls taking more science GCSEs Partner content
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Girls taking more science GCSEs
The number of GCSEs taken in science, technology, engineering and maths has increased but attainment has gone down.
GCSEs ‘not dumbed down’ Partner content
By NASUWT
GCSEs ‘not dumbed down’
The largest teaching union has welcomed today’s GCSE results as evidence the exams remain “rigorous and robust”.
Why can’t MPs work together? Partner content
By Chance UK
Why can’t MPs work together?
Following a visit from Shadow Minister Liam Byrne today, the Chief Executive of Chance UK admits her frustration at how much good could be achieved in politics with some cross-party consensus.
Food cravings 'like drug addiction' Partner content
By Slimming World
Food cravings 'like drug addiction'
Three-quarters of people trying to lose weight suffer cravings in the same way as drug addicts, according to a new survey.
Older people to sit on juries Partner content
By Age UK
Older people to sit on juries
The government has said raising the upper age limit for jury duty to 75 "will offer significant benefits to the courts".
A-level students ‘need qualified teachers’ Partner content
By Institute for Learning
A-level students ‘need qualified teachers’
The Institute for Learning (IfL) has said “great teaching” helped young people achieve A-level success.
Clearing begins for A-level students Partner content
By University of Hertfordshire
Clearing begins for A-level students
Staff at universities across the country will deal with thousands of inquiries today from students who received their A-level results.
Before uni, have the money talk Partner content
By Personal Finance Education Group
Before uni, have the money talk
Parents should talk to their university-bound children about how to manage their finances.
False claims about ‘easy’ A-levels Partner content
By NASUWT
False claims about ‘easy’ A-levels
The country’s largest teachers’ union has said this year’s A-level results show claims that exams are getting easier are false.
Boris must tackle low pay and high credit Partner content
By Community Development Foundation
Boris must tackle low pay and high credit
London's Mayor and Assembly must do more to end low pay and high-cost credit, according to a coalition of community groups.
UK adopts maritime worker protections Partner content
By UK Chamber of Shipping
UK adopts maritime worker protections
The Government has ratified the Maritime Labour Convention 2006, it has been announced.
Travel CEO gives kids a chance Partner content
By Chance UK
Travel CEO gives kids a chance
Phil Cameron is a busy man. The founder and CEO of award-winning airport hospitality specialist No.1 Traveller, he also finds time to volunteer as a mentor for Chance UK.
Finishing the King’s Cross jigsaw Partner content
By Network Rail
Finishing the King’s Cross jigsaw
London is counting down to the unveiling of its latest public square, the final part of the £550m redevelopment of King's Cross station.
Betting shops: 'Just the facts mam - just the facts' Partner content
By William Hill
Betting shops: 'Just the facts mam - just the facts'
Responding to a Daily Mail story on Don Foster MP demanding new betting shop legislation, William Hill's Andrew Lyman urges debate on bookmakers to avoid "gross distortion" of the facts.
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