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Bloc’s ambassador says Brussels still waiting for more information before making key regulatory decisions
U-turn comes after plan to relieve hospitals fell short as groups struggled to secure policies
Redeploying UK government staff to large northern cities is best practically, if not politically
Exchange operator’s move would mark end of in-person commodities trades in Europe
EU departure provides catalyst for a rethink on rules even if improvements are modest
Report finds weak oversight of vulnerable workers such as cleaners
The needs of a sector central to the UK’s competitiveness have been overlooked by the government
Business chiefs say there is little need for wholesale rule changes in the UK
Relaxation of curbs by March depends on programme staying on track, says foreign secretary
Shifting demographics, working patterns and the changing financial status of many residents hits prices
Taxi drivers say they would ferry elderly and vulnerable to inoculation centres at a fixed rate if booked en masse
Studies reveal a mixed picture across country in terms of R number and contradictory national snapshots from experts
The growth in sales was strong over the summer, but activity is waning as the end of the stamp duty holiday draws closer
Local authorities call on ministers to allow vouchers to cover February half term
Prospect of tighter rules recedes despite NHS remaining under pressure and death rate rising
Move effective from Friday but British nationals, residents and hauliers are exempt
InPost’s plans for Dutch listing underscore mounting competition to UK as trading hub
Sales, new inquires and price expectations have softened, according to monthly survey
Chief executive pledges to ‘go all out’ against its food delivery rivals in the city
Guidance from Gavin Williamson looks at externally set papers for teachers to mark
Bloc’s financial watchdog says it has observed ‘some questionable practices’
UK ministers accused of throwing money at a flawed technology with high rate of false negatives
Outrage over quality of provision for children prompts action from Harris Federation and apology from Chartwells
Supermarkets to block non-mask wearers and ministers focus on non-compliance with rules
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