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High-quality, practical training for pupils is being hampered by the requirements of school league tables, according to a report. Changes to the wa...
Banks should be broken up to help stimulate competition in the financial sector and cut the costs of services to customers, a think-tank said today. ...
The Treasury would save over £2 billion a year if workers were paid the Living Wage because of higher income tax payments and lower spending on benef...
The number of student visas issued in the last year has fallen by 21%, according to figures released on Thursday morning. The migration figures sho...
There is no "war on motorists" and the government should press ahead with fuel duty increases and prioritise spending on public transport, a think-tan...
The Office for National Statistics reckons that the UK economy shrank by 0.7 per cent in the second quarter of 2012. This is a preliminary estimate that is subject to revision, but if it is right, it suggests the economy has contracted by 0.3 per cent over the last two years since the Coalition came to power.
Ed Miliband has promised new measures to prevent British people being "locked out" of jobs by foreign workers, including forcing firms to declare if t...
Long-term unemployment is the "hidden crisis" of the slow economic recovery as the jobless total looks set to peak at 2.75 million, according to a rep...
Another 100,000 people will be without a job before the end of the summer and unemployment will not fall for 18 months, a study has shown. An analy...
George Osborne is being urged to pump money into northern railway lines, as a way of stimulating the economy of the north of England. The think-ta...
The Government was accused today of a "stunning betrayal" of UK manufacturing after moves to buy defence equipment "off the shelf". Defence Equipme...
Pubs which improve community life should be given tax breaks to help them survive, according to a report by a leading think-tank. With 16 pubs curr...
"There is nothing which has yet been contrived by man by which so much happiness is produced as by a good tavern or inn," wrote Samuel Johnson in 1791...
Tenants in housing association properties should be given the right to buy their homes to help end the shortage of social homes, two senior MPs have s...
Fresh evidence of the growth in unpaid internships in parts of British industry was revealed today with a new study into agencies in the digital and d...
Female unemployment is set to rise once again in Wednesday's mornings official figures, according to predictions from the IPPR. The warnings comes ...
The jobless figures were worse than expected, with 8.3% of the economically active population now out of work. They are, quite simply, the worse unem...
It sounds like a new twist on that joke about how many electricians it takes to change a light bulb. How many universities does it take to tell us we'...
The UK faces a "long and difficult" path back to full employment, with up to two million new jobs needed to be created to return to pre-rece...
Unemployment figures will continue to rise after today’s shock increase, experts have told the Huffington Post UK. The figures, released on Wedne...
