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Union considers new proposal raising hopes of end to long-running dispute
Continuing high levels of price rises set UK apart from other major economies
Windsor framework passed by 515 votes to 29 despite revolt by three ex-Conservative leaders
With demand dwindling, this could be the next sector destabilised by aggressive monetary tightening
Competition and Markets Authority says it may launch in-depth probe if concerns are not addressed
Companies warn initiative will lead to higher costs for consumers without boosting environment
Eurosceptic Tory MPs concerned over EU laws remaining in force in Northern Ireland
Economists and Bank of England had forecast a decline from January to 9.9%
UK’s best option may be as an aggressive regulator — something the government needs to come to terms with
Swiss group rethinks NHS collaboration after low take-up of treatment during rollout via GPs
Lax oversight allows focus on financial returns at expense of environment and operational performance
Tory MPs worried move would spark backlash after retirement tax break for wealthy
Ensuring prices fall remains UK government’s ‘first priority’, chancellor tells parliamentary committee
Living Wage Foundation warns of future crisis affecting millions
Global management consultancy had been barred in August due to its role in a South Africa corruption scandal
February figure of £16.7bn is higher than expected
Forcing the unemployed into low-paid work isn’t a good solution to today’s labour market problems
Letter to chancellor in wake of turmoil at banks in US and Europe
Promoters of small modular reactors believe they can speed up plans to replace ageing atomic fleet
Chair of Treasury select committee Harriet Baldwin concerned about proposals that remove favourable treatment for SME loans
Intercity group wins second temporary renewal as government hails ‘very significant’ improvement
Dispute with train operating companies continues, however, with more strikes planned next week
Northern Ireland’s biggest unionist party concerned about Stormont’s ability to reject EU laws
Company blocks third-party app that lets gig economy workers compare fares across rival delivery platforms
Policymakers will weigh latest inflation data and extent of problems in global banking sector
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