London is still the big winner in the time of “levelling up”
Public spending has increased by 8 per cent in London over the last three years but by only 1 per…
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Where does public opinion stand on the rail strikes?
Younger people are far more likely than older people to support striking train workers.
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NHS workforce shortages may be even worse than official data suggests
The number of doctor vacancies may be 4,000 higher than thought and nursing vacancies 11,000 higher.
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How Italy has endured nearly two lost decades
Italian living standards are still below their 2006 level.
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Liz Truss would be the least popular Tory leader among MPs in decades
The front-runner won the support of just 32 per cent of Conservative MPs in the final round of the parliamentary…
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Why public sector pay rises are actually cuts
Higher inflation cancels out offers for nurses, doctors, teachers and dentists.
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How deadly could heatwaves in Europe get?
Over the past 40 years, more than 90,000 people have died during heatwaves across the continent and the UK.
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Nine of the top ten UK temperatures have occurred since 1990
The heatwave of 1976 does not feature among the UK’s ten hottest days.
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