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Blueprint relies on ‘virtual’ wards and improved community care to alleviate bottlenecks
Combination of rising costs and falling consumer confidence hit British business
Value-for-money test proposals will affect millions of retirement savers
Quoted Companies Alliance says disclosure requirements are drain on resources of smaller companies
UK prime minister intervenes after ethics adviser finds serious breaches of ministerial code
Government warned not to ‘sleepwalk into delays’ over developing next-generation power projects
The PM has sacked Nadhim Zahawi for breaching the ministerial code but other problems remain in his in-tray
Sometimes political leadership requires acting on gut instinct rather than sheltering behind investigations
Rate rise is factored in but analysts are split on when the economy will have cooled enough
Kitschy residential tower blocks are upsetting the historic balance of the capital’s financial district
A loosely worded bill conflates journalists and whistleblowers with spies
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Pack your bags for everything, from hip-hop in Manhattan to Vermeer in Amsterdam or Hepworth in St Ives
Arctic freeze sweeps across large parts of China, Japan and Korea
Labour’s Sir Keir Starmer attacked Rishi Sunak as ‘weak’ as calls escalated for the …
He was best known for his writing on the fragmenting of the British union, which he viewed as inevitable
Choice will be determined by the relative competitiveness of gas and power going forward
UK tax authority apologises for wrongly stating no ministers were under investigation — when Nadhim Zahawi was
Lobby groups express disappointment with chancellor’s ‘empty’ keynote speech
Insiders say outline of framework agreement on post-Brexit trade is crystallising
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From Trump to Biden to a Kent bus stop, the inability to treat top secret material correctly is on the rise
Tax avoidance and asset-boosting policies contribute to the widespread view that politicians can’t be trusted
Chancellor rejects reports that project will finish on outskirts of capital to save money
Potential threats to journalists and whistleblowers for possessing ‘protected information’ among concerns
Halt to hiring from south Asian nation will exacerbate labour shortages
Charities fear criminal gangs are exploiting young people housed in ‘temporary’ hotel accommodation
Minimal reorganisation could revive the public service and reduce such tragedies as Zara Aleena’s murder
Consortium of existing investors also among the five suitors still in running for collapsed UK start-up
Global race to lead green transition hinders UK growth plans, as the US and EU step up investment
The new information is important but many are still afraid to be counted
Without inherited wealth or a leg-up from the Bank of Mum and Dad, prospective first-time buyers are forced to abandon dreams of home ownership
Landlords are facing higher mortgage costs, slowing house price growth and looming legislation
Banks take knife to bonus pools, but some traders still hopeful of bumper payouts
A genuine tale of innovative success risks stagnating as global imitators push adoption harder
UK chancellor to stress in speech to tech investors that cutting inflation remains his priority
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