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Despite a higher-than-expected 61,000 jobs being added to the economy in November, the jobless rate lifted to 3.9 per cent.

Economy grows more slowly than expected, with consumer spending flat under the pressure of high interest rates

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The Prime Minister announced plans in October to introduce the Advanced British Standard (ABS) – a new single post-16 qualification.

In recent months, there has been increasing focus on crime committed by young people in Australia. Politicians are coming under more pressure to respond to these well-publicised criminal acts and the public perceptions that Australia is in the grips of a youth crime crisis.

Consumers have been reining in their spending in response to high interest rates and new data may signal a continuation of this trend.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced a new qualification to replace A-levels and T-levels. The planned Advanced British Standard (ABS) will also come with more teaching time for students: an extra 195 hours over two years.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced plans to scrap A-levels and the recently introduced T-levels. He unveiled proposals for young people to instead study the new Advanced British Standard (ABS) at the Conservative party conference in Manchester.

Anxiety disorders were the most common type of mental health condition recorded.

PM promises teachers £30,000 bonuses to help deliver changes – but unions dismiss plan as ‘pie in the sky’

Australians are forking out more on transport and less on alcohol, tobacco and household furnishings and equipment.