Many of the country's most prestigious private schools are being hit hard with cost cutting measures seeing pay, pensions and jobs being axed, a new poll has revealed.

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Labour's drive to boost employment could prevent disability benefit claimants like Helen from staying in work.

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Sadik Al-Hassan said he was growing increasingly concerned that issues regarding the future of farming are not being addressed.

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The labour market is beginning to "crack under the weight of higher costs and increased regulation", warned Mr Jessop.

Rachel Reeves has doubled down on the need to reform the welfare system, insisting the Government must “get a grip” on it ...

Mass migration, downplaying authoritarianism and green activism is putting Britain on a path to "irreversible decline" as a ...