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Reform Hopes The World Of Business Will Flock To Its Party Conference

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Reform UK is planning a major business presence at its Autumn conference as part of the party's wider bid to show it is a professionalised political force.

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The Brexit debate has moved on, and so has Britain

23 May Foreign affairs

We'd be foolish to sever our trade links with Israel

23 May Foreign affairs

Labour MP Accuses Priti Patel Of Not "One Word of Sympathy For Palestinians In Gaza"

23 May Defence

Bringing together the defence and financial services sectors is a win-win

23 May Health

Policy and commissioning must recognise we cannot end HIV cases without the voluntary sector

23 May Environment

Can Labour Fix England's Water Shortage Problem?

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The Brexit debate has moved on, and so has Britain

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Reform Hopes The World Of Business Will Flock To Its Party Conference

23 May Foreign affairs

We'd be foolish to sever our trade links with Israel

23 May Foreign affairs

Labour MP Accuses Priti Patel Of Not "One Word of Sympathy For Palestinians In Gaza"

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20 May Environment

Water Minister Emma Hardy: "The Regulatory System Is Broken"

With water now a top political issue in Britain, Sienna Rodgers talks to Defra minister Emma Hardy who says regulation of the industry is ‘broken’ – and warns companies, ‘there’s no room to hide’

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Dominic Raab's Pret Special

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18 May Environment

Troubled Waters – The Many Struggles Of The Canal And River Trust

Over a decade ago, the government decided to place many of England and Wales’ inland waterways in the hands of the Canal & River Trust. As it struggles with increasing financial pressure and a furious row with part of the boating community, has the experiment failed? Alan White investigates. Illustrations by Tracy Worrall

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