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Whitehall officials say Met inquiry risks being compromised by civil servant’s probe
UK foreign secretary accused of wasting public money on trip to meet officials
Security chief calls for vigilance amid rising Ukraine tensions and recent hacks
Almost 70 higher education institutions to be hit by strike action starting on February 14
A new prime minister could dramatically change the political calculations in Brussels and in Westminster
UK prime minister urged to chart new course with lower taxes and less regulation as he strives to shore up position
Boris Johnson has left the public feeling like mugs for obeying Covid rules of his own government’s making
Reaping returns from rural land, as anywhere, creates a challenge regardless of ownership
New rules over corporate lending and market trading mean EU rivals may soon have a competitive advantage
The immediate pressures of the pandemic may have eased, but prospective homeowners must now contend with record prices and a looming cost of living crisis
Police probe into Downing St gatherings in lockdown takes the issue beyond the political to the rule of law
Markets take a turn for the worse as inflationary pressures weigh on our personal finances
Information commissioner believes ‘friction’ in EU data rules gives post-Brexit opportunity to take on Big Tech
Ruling cites government’s failure to fully account for climate impact, putting Biden administration in a bind
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International clients turned to UK-based remote workers in the pandemic, driving a boom in exports of skilled services
Government outsourcing to private advisers will be more targeted as it aims to run more projects in-house
Post-Brexit regulation is preoccupied with the sector’s concerns and disregards everyone else
EU and UK proposals being drawn up with US support would curtail financing and technology transfer
Lower levels of childbirth among twenty-somethings ‘likely to continue’, data show
Prime minister calls allegation he authorised evacuation of Nowzad animals and staff ‘total rhubarb’
Employers try to tackle skills shortages by using workplace training as a recruitment tool
Increase driven by jump in infections among schoolchildren and then spreading to their parents
Proposals by the Pensions Regulator require providers to warn members of income fluctuations
Plus: Christie’s runs a Shanghai-London relay; a clutch of Monets for sale; Chardin’s strawberries
‘You know how anchovies somehow enhance roast lamb? Yeah. That. To the power of 10’
Ministry of Defence wants to take back ownership of tens of thousands of properties sold off in 1996
Financing will act like convertible loan and could see taxpayer take a stake in atomic power generation for first time in more than a decade
Benefit recipients will have to look outside their previous line of work after four weeks or face sanctions
Annual production from British plants drops to 859,575, its lowest level since 1956
Treasury committee warns current government policy could generate wage price spiral
Number of ‘innovative’ companies backed by the government’s Covid Future Fund scheme rises to 265
Document following inquiry by senior official has been delayed by dispute over its contents
Poverty campaigners have condemned agency for playing down impact of rising living costs
Government follows UK, Ireland and Netherlands in easing restrictions despite high number of cases
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