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Manyjobs are available, so its right to remove the temporary uplift. theyve also made £500 million available to help the most vulnerable, and they want employers to pay higher wages — as some have — to ease the impact of the cut. michael buchanan, bbc news, cornwall. len shackleton is a professor of economics at the university of buckingham. hes also a research fellow at the free market think tank the institute of economic affairs. charities, unions, opposition parties, queueing up to denou...

That £20 by going to work for a couple of hours a week extra. what did you make up that claim? weill. did you make up that claim? well, the person — did you make up that claim? well, the person making _ did you make up that claim? well, the person making that _ did you make up that claim? well, the person making that claim - did you make up that claim? fill the person making that claim didnt really understand the benefits system. it would have taken more than two hours of extra work to do th...

Today we say happy birthday to a true club legend and look back on his career and his testimonial game played on this day 54 years ago.

Conservatives gather for conference amid discontent over the fallout from Covid and stinging corporate tax raids

Allowing carers to watch larger groups of children could cut amount families pay, ministers believe, as they address cost of living crisis

Businesses and their staff can decide on the benefits of flexible hours better than any politician

Budget assets abound in the Group of Death rank outsiders

UK Advertising Regulations Could Threaten Free Speech: Report New research by a free-market think tank in the UK warns that restrictions on advertising are expanding and impacting free speech in advertising. The wide-ranging restrictions by the regulators on advertising could result in pressure to apply the same on certain types of expression and imagery in the arts, entertainment, and politics, according to a report from the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) released last week. The report ex...

On This Day (6 June 1951): Sunderland taught a lesson by Austrian champions Rapid 42 years after first touring Austria, Sunderland AFC returned to Vienna to find English football had been overtaken by Erst Happel and other pupils of the Danubian School. Jun 6, 2021, 9:00am BST Brentford FC assistant trainer Cartmell massaging Austrian footballer Ernst Happel during a visit to the club to prepare for an international match againt England at Wembley Stadium, 27th November 1951. ...