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Opposition party leader will accuse Rishi Sunak of watering down efforts to hit net zero by 2050
Treasury chief who played a central role in forging the global response to the financial crisis
‘Toxic culture’ in government hampered response, former health secretary says
Plans welcomed by landowners but could constrain party’s fiscal headroom if it wins power next year
Proposals include building 350 ‘banking hubs’ as physical money services dwindle across UK
Plus, concerns over levels of net migration to Britain have diverged among Tory and Labour voters since 2021
Agreement ends 18 months of national action by rail workers, but walkouts by train drivers to continue
Labour politician ran the Treasury between 2007 and 2010
Funding squeeze risks dulling the power of its dogged reporting in holding the broadcaster to account
Edinburgh government’s housing bill prompts fresh concerns
Health professionals warn about over-reliance on ‘unethical’ hiring from overseas
Rosier picture of jobs market comes on top of upgrades to GDP but statistics agency urges caution
UK chancellor commits to lift spending to previous levels when it becomes fiscally possible
Conservative backbencher move comes as culture secretary is set to ask watchdogs to probe RedBird IMI’s bid
Data highlights pressure on PM to tackle backlog in asylum claims ahead of next election
UK prime minister steps up attack on Greek counterpart over Elgin Marbles
Sajid Javid says former UK PM allowed Dominic Cummings to make key government decisions in early days of crisis
‘Heartbroken’ voters angered by Keir Starmer’s position, threatening party’s political momentum ahead of election
The UAE-Telegraph deal should probably be blocked but the roll call of UK press barons is hardly one to shout about
This would help in tackling the country’s chronic under-investment and policy churn
Also in this newsletter, why row over Parthenon Sculptures is not a ‘dead cat’ strategy by Rishi Sunak
Also in this newsletter: Greece’s ‘universal’ outrage over the Parthenon marbles
It is a way of thinking that is open to the curious, not a boxful of unchanging truths only for the initiated
How the British prime minister hopes to tempt voters to support the Conservatives
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