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IFS says increase in health provision, wider access to education and introduction of university fees is behind change
Immigration influx brings a highly skilled workforce that is eager to integrate
The US brand of national conservatism fails to resonate in the UK because it is a fundamentally different society
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was in his office at time of incident
People with sight loss encounter misconceptions of their ability, inaccessible recruitment practices, and insufficient workplace support
Tejay Fletcher’s iSpoof website helped criminals defraud victims by posing as bank staff
Laughing at us from across the Atlantic does not make problems at home go away
Royal approval used to reverse drop in community participation since Covid-19 pandemic
Thousands across Britain get together for street lunches after the formal crowning of King Charles on Saturday
Police arrested 52 people including republican protesters and council volunteers after warning against disruption
Seven decades in the making, the ceremony at Westminster Abbey was a splendid and strange ritual
Foreign leaders and royalty gathered at Westminster Abbey for the coronation amid heavy security
Unlock Democracy says ‘significant number’ of people blocked from casting ballot in local elections in England on Thursday
A mix of pomp dating back centuries, religious ceremony and some modern innovations
Forecast £1.4bn total spend this weekend welcomed by businesses hit by sluggish consumer demand
In the west, increased openness to diversity may be a direct reaction to populism
Millions, billions, trillions — the human brain isn’t wired to comprehend information on a large scale
A growing number of voters are graduates and they are becoming less likely to back the Conservatives, threatening to redraw the country’s electoral map
Official figures show rise in absence rate comes as government seeks to boost size of workforce
Resolution Foundation study reveals impact of cost of living crisis across all demographics
One in seven teens now engage in the practice as pressure mounts on government to clamp down on sale of e-cigarettes
Resolution Foundation calls for increase in minimum wage and job protection to match global peers
More than 40 green groups demand UK stops supporting fossil fuel industry ahead of major protest in capital
Nationally about 6.5mn people live in substandard accommodation, study finds
Government to launch first crackdown on e-cigarettes amid rising health fears over surge in use among children
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