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Natural gas prices hit an all-time in in December and January and served as the main contributor to higher-than-anticipated revenue. Sales and use tax and investment income filled most of

Early voting for the Nov. 7 election began Monday, and 760 McLennan County voters have cast ballots to decide several local races and the fate of 14 state constitutional amendments.

WILKES-BARRE — The second March for Trans Liberation brought about 30 members, allies and supporters of the trans community to Public Square on Sunday.

Brian Bell says ministers have let care system become reliant on low-paid and vulnerable foreign workers

The salaries of the top 10% has outstripped the rest of the workforce - but the Bank of England has sparked anger by appearing to blame wage demands from low and mid earners and the Government may overrule public service pay bodies

The best paid have had the highest wage hikes, but the majority of the workforce has seen salary growth fall, according to ONS data

The Government is expected to announce a doubling of medical school places for doctors, with a pledge to train tens of thousands of new nurses and midwives, more trainee GPs and dentists

Rishi Sunak has expressed concern that unaffordable pay increases could trigger a ‘wage-price spiral’ amid stubbornly high inflation.

Rishi Sunak is facing having his general election campaign overshadowed by another bout of prolonged strikes after it emerged the Government has blocked a 6pc pay rise for millions of public sector workers.

A year on from the RMT strike that triggered the current wave of action, we look at whether strikes are resulting in better pay deals.