Benefits cheats face crackdown
£350m child benefit fraud hit Tens of thousands of families living abroad will be stripped of their Child Benefit in a massive government.
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World Affairs
British Council struck in Kyiv
Deadly strikes rock capital Russia launched its most lethal assault on Kyiv in weeks on Thursday, hitting the EU mission and the British.
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Youth guarantee gets a boost
£45m extension means more young people get a chance The Youth Guarantee trailblazer scheme has received a £45 million shot in the arm.
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Mayor appoints economist
Mayor taps economist to turbo-charge £2.4bn infrastructure investment Mayor Richard Parker has appointed leading economist Bridget Rosewell CBE to advise on the region’s.
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Five candidates in Pelsall by-election
Local contest Five candidates are confirmed for the Pelsall Ward by-election, set for Thursday 11 September 11, after the surprising resignation of the.
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Pod #6: Can SMEs influence budget?
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) account for approximately 52% of the UK private sector’s total annual turnover, equating to around £2.8 trillion in.
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World Affairs
Capitalists must condemn annexation
Property rights are capitalism’s foundation Any true capitalist should recoil at the ongoing annexation of Palestinian land in the West Bank. The cornerstone.
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Fighting UK obesity
Tens of thousands of NHS patients living with obesity could get cutting-edge help to improve their health, the government has said. The Department for.
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Voters want secure borders
Voters elect politicians. Politicians do the voters’ bidding. More people voted for Brexit in 2016. So we exited the EU. A 2025 poll.
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Tech
£9.5m to get folks online
The Digital Inclusion Innovation Fund will help more people get online, drive economic growth and raise living standards, the government claims. Department for.