Net migration to the UK falls by 20% - as previous year's figure revised to almost a million
The ONS said the previous Conservative government's policy stopping international students from bringing dependents to the UK ...
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Australia’s social media ban for children under 16: Understanding the world-first law
The Australian Senate approved a groundbreaking law on Thursday that will ban minors under 16 from accessing social media and ...
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Agriculture funding change sent shock waves through Scottish farming, says NFU
The letter expressed the Scottish Government’s “shock and alarm” at the decision to apply the Barnett formula to future ...
Labour leader says Fine Gael transfer push ‘smacked of desperation’
Fine Gael has been dealt a blow in the final hours of campaigning after the Labour Party described a push by Simon Harris to ...
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Every demographic wants migration slashed – and every party is failing them
Last year, Onward examined attitudes on migration and found that 90 per cent of constituencies wanted both much stronger ...
Assisted dying could divert funds from frontline care, says MP
Ms de Cordova, who speaks on behalf of the Church of England in her role as Second Church Estates Commissioner, told the ...
Effective opposition and the question of tax - Labour's year of 'listening'
Weighing up the pros and cons of any policy is a normal process for any party. Labour's tainted by its history with tax and ...
Shrinking vision of Skills England casts doubt on big fixes needed
Launching the project in July within weeks of winning power, Labour made a big deal of this plan. Sir Keir Starmer said the skills system was “in a mess” and that the new body would “transform” the ...
Rutherglen MSP claims Labour's 'broken promises' on energy prices will cost households an extra £470
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UK households warned 'secret' HMRC tax grab of '91 per cent' is coming
An inheritance tax raid could see UK households pay an eye-watering 91 per cent triple whammy tax. People are at risk of ...
Home Office spent record £5.38bn on asylum over past year
New data has found the number of asylum claimants living in hotels has increased since Labour came into power in July.
When do MPs vote on assisted dying? Everything you need to know
MPs will soon vote on legislation that would legalise assisted dying in England and Wales for terminally ill patients, ...