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Local authority associations point to shortages of affordable housing across the UK
Victory for sports presenter accused of tax avoidance as part of HMRC clampdown on ‘disguised employees’
Bid to resolve health strikes may affect other public sector disputes
Annual price rise hits 15% in March as cost of living crisis shows no sign of letting up
NEU says DfE deal of average 4.5% rise in next academic year plus £1,000 one-off cash payment is ‘insulting’
Bank of England governor stresses that UK financial system is ‘resilient’
Schemes have held back wage growth, distorted decision-making and consumed incalculable amounts of management time
Big investment decisions being held back by political and economic uncertainty, says president of the British Chambers of Commerce
University application service calls for targeted effort to increase places for students
Rail line’s price tag has soared from £33bn a decade ago to as much as £100bn
Sir Nigel Wilson is pushing for policy change to encourage investment outside the capital
From virus-scanning apps to music therapy, new partnerships are cutting bills across the health service but obstacles remain
The failures of SVB and Credit Suisse could pause plans to water down post-crisis rules
Rise in demand for storage comes as food manufacturers attempt to prevent shortages
Jewellers and watchmakers expect boost of British-made items to mark the event
Institute for Fiscal Studies points to ‘significant long-term challenges from ageing population’
Businesses should play a central role in changing attitudes
Lower fuel prices spur hopes the levy will be reformed as sector is being encouraged to invest in new projects
Figures published on Friday show economy is faring remarkably well considering headwinds
Thousands more UK workers are being treated as employees
UK pub chain ekes out small profit but sales still lag pre-pandemic level
1.2% increase in February comes despite rising inflation and interest rates
From moving costs to million-dollar interiors, incentives are increasingly offered to buyers by housing developers. Beware the pitfalls
Despite steps to support small black-owned businesses, there still remains a lack of support or funding for those trying to break through the glass ceiling
The tax breaks aren’t as generous or easy to access as they look
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