Rayner’s case highlights the complexities of a system every UK housebuyer is expected to get to grips with.
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Neither welfare nor work is designed for people who are sometimes well and sometimes sick.
Economic risks are everywhere.
On the first anniversary of the 2024 election, a Labour historian puts Keir Starmer’s government in context.
The new Labour government is pitching “change” to “working people” but it needs to update its idea of who these people are.
Ten-year NHS transformation hinges on funding and staff support.
The UK’s latest climate change progress report highlights serious gaps.
Keir Starmer’s government, like those before it, is firmly behind the AUKUS pact. But there are some doubts the UK can provide the required submarines on time.
The chancellor has £600 billion a year to spend – so how does she balance fairness with returns?
A sovereign fund could ensure that public data is monetised ethically – with profits reinvested for the public good.
Left unsupported, endometriosis can bring misery for the women who suffer it – and it can damage their careers and workplace wellbeing.
It could have been a first step in levelling the UK’s gender pension gap.
Strong supply chains are vital in this complex manufacturing process – and British Steel faced a perfect storm of problems.
Changing the UK’s fiscal rule to allow more cash to flow could take the pressure off – but it isn’t without risk.
Starmer’s plan to abolish NHS England aligns the health system with more centralised government control.
Keir Starmer’s government is going for growth with major changes to planning laws.
Universal free school meals improve health, boost learning and tackle child poverty—yet England lags behind in rolling them out.
There are also domestic reasons why the government may want to go down this route.
Government policy has turned these qualifications into something much more suitable for adults already underway in a career.
The UK approach to AI looks set to differ from the EU.
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