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The majority (59%) of the industry has “mixed views” on the recent Mansion House Reforms announced by the chancellor on Monday, an XPS Pensions Group webinar poll finds.

The government rejected a plan to remove the deeply harmful material from school buildings. Thousands of teachers and pupils are being condemned to an early grave by this cruel, penny-pinching indifference.

The NHSs Eatwell Guide recommends at least five potions of fruit and veg a day, but soaring food and drink prices have left many households struggling to afford the healthier alternatives

Regulators and the government must introduce more safeguards to prevent pension schemes from jeopardising the UK economy, according to MPs.

When he chooses where to put colleagues in the next reshuffle, Keir Starmer will have to think about the fact they might soon be ministers

The shock departure of its chief executive this week is not the only problem the water company is facing

Free laptops to help children do their homework online have been given to a mosque in Plaistow.

Iraqi special forces uncovered chilling proposals for the attack just days ago after killing dozens of militants in a desert hideout, reports the Mirror's Chris Hughes in Baghdad, Iraq

Specialists are carrying out tests on DNA samples from the remains of a terror suspect collected after a cave was bombed in the Hamrin Mountains in north east Iraq

MPs have called on regulators and politicians to address how defined benefit (DB) schemes manage liability driven investments risk.