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Baroness Smith of Llanfaes: 'I don’t believe Westminster will ever work for Wales'
Baroness Smith of Llanfaes: 'I don’t believe Westminster will ever work for Wales'
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By Sophie Church
Baroness Smith of Llanfaes tells Sophie Church why she thinks Westminster will never work for Wales, and how politics is changing from being a ‘place for men’. Photography by Louise Haywood-Schiefer
Unlocking the potential of digital transformation in UK state-funded schools Partner content
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By Pearson
Unlocking the potential of digital transformation in UK state-funded schools
An elected mayor for Lancashire would unlock billions for the region
Communities
By Chris Webb
An elected mayor for Lancashire would unlock billions for the region
The Professor Will See You Now: Votes at 16
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By Professor Philip Cowley
The Professor Will See You Now: Votes at 16
Shaping UK energy in 2025 with innovation, investment and skills for net-zero Partner content
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By Net Zero Technology Centre
Shaping UK energy in 2025 with innovation, investment and skills for net-zero
What can we expect from Trump's foreign policy 2.0? Partner content
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By Coalition for Global Prosperity
What can we expect from Trump's foreign policy 2.0?
The true origins of one-nation conservatism
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By Lord Lexden
The true origins of one-nation conservatism
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An elected mayor for Lancashire would unlock billions for the region
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British Universities Should "Take Advantage" If American Students Leave Trump's US, Says Former Minister
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Keir Starmer Should Use "Entire Political System" To Build Ties With Trump, Says Ex-National Security Adviser
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Prime Minister Takes On Claims Of 'Cover Up' Over Southport Attack
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Labour Whips Urged To Keep Seven Suspended MPs Out Of Party
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By Association of British Insurers
Insurance industry message to Chancellor: Stop tinkering with pensions tax relief
Insurance industry memo to George, Danny and Ed: Stop tinkering with pensions tax relief... let's build a sustainable long term model.
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By Timber Packaging and Pallet Confederation (TIMCON)
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Builders call for VAT cut on house repairs Partner content
By National Federation of Builders
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The National Federation of Builders has called for VAT on housing renovations and repairs to be cut from 20% to 5%.
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The impact of the planned high speed rail line on England’s smaller urban centres must be explored now, according to engineers.
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