Pensions urged to back UK science
Vallance calls for investment in future tech champions Pension firms should increase investment in Britain’s world-class science and technology companies to help create
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CoE’s first woman leader
Dame Sarah Mullally has been appointed the 106th Archbishop of Canterbury – becoming the first woman in history to lead the Church of
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Free breakfast clubs expanded
Half a million more children to benefit Half a million more children will get a healthy start to the school day as the
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Local tech ready for take-off
West Midlands founders to benefit from new £1m scheme Tech entrepreneurs across the UK – including underrepresented founders in the West Midlands –
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Energy
Storm Amy lowers power prices
Britain enjoyed a record run of negative electricity prices thanks to Storm Amy flooding the grid with cheap wind power. But before anyone
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Lammy booed at Manchester vigil
Deputy Prime Minister heckled during synagogue attack memorial Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was booed and heckled by sections of the crowd as
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Reform presses bank on losses
Farage challenges BoE Governor Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and his deputy Richard Tice have urged the Bank of England to rein in
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Reeves warns of looming tax rises
Chancellor says ‘world has changed’ Chancellor Rachel Reeves has warned tax rises are likely in November’s Budget, citing global instability and weaker economic
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Business warns on health costs
British Chambers of Commerce says firms need support Small companies cannot be expected to shoulder the cost of tackling the UK’s growing workforce
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First migrant sent back
Labour’s ‘one-in, one-out’ deal takes effect The UK has completed its first migrant return to France under the flagship “one-in, one-out” agreement –