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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
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
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NAO questions Thameslink train delay Partner content
By National Audit Office
NAO questions Thameslink train delay
The Thameslink project may not be value for money because of delays of more than three years in agreeing the contract to buy new trains.
Don’t ‘downgrade’ careless driving Partner content
By Institute of Advanced Motorists
Don’t ‘downgrade’ careless driving
New police powers to deal with dangerous drivers could be counter-productive, the government has been warned.
Vets back badger cull Partner content
By British Veterinary Association
Vets back badger cull
A planned badger cull in two pilot areas will allow for scientific evidence to be gathered, the British Veterinary Association has said.
Food bank rise blamed on IDS Partner content
By Unite
Food bank rise blamed on IDS
The rising number of people relying on food banks is evidence of the "divisive" welfare reforms of Iain Duncan Smith, according to Unite.
UK equity is top asset class Partner content
By Investment Association
UK equity is top asset class
New data from the Investment Management Association shows a “big improvement” in sales of UK equity income.
Don’t close courts, improve them Partner content
By Law Society
Don’t close courts, improve them
Solicitors, magistrates and leading QCs have attacked government plans for the courts system.
Rock and recycle at the happiness bank Partner content
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Rock and recycle at the happiness bank
Rock festival RockNess and the Royal Highland Show should be tidier this year after a new push to encourage recycling.
Better drivers, safer roads Partner content
By Institute of Advanced Motorists
Better drivers, safer roads
This year, 600,000 people will pass their driving test. For Simon Best, that should be the starting point for improving their driving skills.
Ancient woods get Lottery money Partner content
By Woodland Trust
Ancient woods get Lottery money
A new project to restore damaged ancient woodland across the UK has been awarded lottery funding.
UK pallets ‘don’t spread pests’ Partner content
By Timber Packaging and Pallet Confederation (TIMCON)
UK pallets ‘don’t spread pests’
The risk of spread of pests through pallets made in the UK is negligible, according to a trade body.
New boss wants apprenticeships for all Partner content
By Association of Employment and Learning Providers
New boss wants apprenticeships for all
More than 500,000 apprenticeships start every year, but Stewart Segal wants more.
Survey of MPs finds ignorance of Air Pollution Partner content
By Clean Air in London
Survey of MPs finds ignorance of Air Pollution
New App uses first ever index to report the health impact of long-term exposure to air pollution
Uni designs robot for autistic kids Partner content
By University of Hertfordshire
Uni designs robot for autistic kids
A new humanoid robot has been created that acts as a therapeutic tool for children with autism.
MBAs 'ready for the real world' Partner content
By Chartered Management Institute
MBAs 'ready for the real world'
A new partnership will see business students taught about the reality of life on the shop floor.
Union offers ‘solution to A&E crisis’ Partner content
By Unite
Union offers ‘solution to A&E crisis’
An effective primary care service including out-of-hours services for patients will relieve pressure on A&E, Unite has said.
Education policy ‘confused and contradictory’ Partner content
By NASUWT
Education policy ‘confused and contradictory’
The Government should abolish the ring-fence around the schools budget, according to think tank Reform.
Why ‘business as usual’ is no longer good enough Partner content
By Coca-Cola Europacific Partners
Why ‘business as usual’ is no longer good enough
Simon Baldry, Vice President and General Manager, Coca-Cola Enterprises GB, introduces the latest CCE sustainability report.
Commercial classes for civil society Partner content
By Ethos Journal
Commercial classes for civil society
Partners from the civil and business sectors, including Serco, have launched a series of masterclasses to strengthen the ability of VCS to win large government contracts
Reducing young driver death toll Partner content
By Association of British Insurers
Reducing young driver death toll
With the MP ballot for private members bills taking place in Parliament today, the Association of British Insurers explains why a bill changing driving lessons rules would help reduce young driver deaths.
RCVS calls for a Private Members Bill to protect the title ‘veterinary nurse' Partner content
By Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
RCVS calls for a Private Members Bill to protect the title ‘veterinary nurse'
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) calls on MPs to introduce a ballot Bill to protect the title ‘veterinary nurse’ and introduce an effective regulatory system that would ensure that those veterinary nurses found guilty of serious professional misconduct were prevented from carrying out medical treatment to, or surgery on, animals.
‘Green’ HS2 destroys ancient trees Partner content
By Woodland Trust
‘Green’ HS2 destroys ancient trees
The first phase of the HS2 route from London to Birmingham will have a “detrimental impact on ancient woodland”, according to a leading charity.
Engineers’ question ‘flawed’ HS2 claims Partner content
By The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET)
Engineers’ question ‘flawed’ HS2 claims
An industry body for engineers has said that the Department for Transport’s claims about the benefits of HS2 care flawed.
Charities told to stop exploiting interns Partner content
By Unite
Charities told to stop exploiting interns
Voluntary organisations are exploiting interns, according to new research from trade union Unite.
Three-quarters back ‘right to die’ bill Partner content
By Dignity in Dying
Three-quarters back ‘right to die’ bill
A new law that would allow terminally ill adults the choice of an assisted death has found widespread public support, according to new research.
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