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Rishi Sunak mulls limiting number of foreign students and dependents

The Home Secretary has previously complained about foreign students ‘bringing in family members who can piggyback onto their student visas’.

The Independent UK

West Dunbartonshire teachers union rep claims excessive workloads and gender pay gap are reasons for tomorrow's strike

Jim Halfpenny of West Dunbartonshire EIS has put tomorrow's planned teachers strike over pay down to excessive workloads and a gender pay gap.

Daily Record

Homeless deaths in England and Wales rise 8% in return to pre-pandemic levels

Nearly two in five deaths were related to drug poisoning

Evening Standard

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Leeds' 13 most deprived areas revealed in new map

The ONS showed that 32.9 percent of households in Leeds are deprived

Leeds Live

Ayrshire residents among most unhappy and anxious in Scotland, according to new report

The report highlights estimate levels of life satisfaction, happiness and anxiety.

Daily Record

Glasgow named one of the unhappiest places to live in Scotland

The areas around Scotland that are considered to be the happiest and unhappiest to live in have been revealed in new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Glasgow Live

Ukrainians struggling to rent privately in UK, reveals ONS

Office for National Statistics says refugees face difficulties due to lack of guarantors or references

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Women in UK £570 a year worse off after 12 years of Conservatives, says Labour

Jeremy Hunt’s measures from autumn statement will cost women £605m over next five years, party claims

The Guardian - UK

Hunt denies planning to lift fuel duty; pound higher despite grim outlook – as it happened

The government has made “no decision” on whether to increase the rate of fuel duty on petrol, Jeremy Hunt insists as he defends autumn statement

The Guardian - UK

Jeremy Hunt vows to protect disabled people - but those who can’t work suffer again

Rachel Charlton-Dailey writes that Jeremy Hunt vowed to protect disabled people, but in his Autumn Statement he once again hits those can't work, leaving them to suffer

Daily Mirror

How long will the UK recession last and other top questions about the autumn statement answered

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement has caused a spike in Google searches about the economy

Wales Online

How long will the recession last in the UK?

The answers to some of the top trending questions following the Chancellor’s autumn statement.

The Independent UK

UK facing ‘grim economic outlook’ as Jeremy Hunt warned against excessive austerity – business live

Investors and economists warns that markets want to see growth plans as well as fiscal responsibility

The Guardian - UK

Bristol charities and small business owners react as UK inflation hits 41-year high

"Charities are in the most precarious position I can remember.”

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Daily Mirror

Inflation hits 11.1% in new 41-year high as energy bills rocket - what it means for you

Inflation is used to show how much the prices of everyday goods and services have increased over time - when it increases, it means the cost of living is becoming more expensive

Evening Standard

Unemployment rate edges higher in sign of cooling jobs market

The rate of unemployment stood at 3.6% in the three months to September, up from 3.5% in the previous three months, the ONS said.

The Guardian - UK

Pound rallies as US PPI inflation falls; insolvencies jump as UK economy weakens – as it happened

October’s producer price index figures fuel hopes that US inflation is easing, as company insolvencies in England and Wales jump

Wales Online

Rate of unemployment in the UK has risen to 3.6%

The biggest driver behind the fall came from hospitality, followed by retailing and wholesaling

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The Independent UK

UK unemployment rises to 3.6 per cent as recession looms

Half a million working days were lost to strikes in August and September, the ONS said

Manchester Evening News

As we head into a third winter battling Covid this is how the virus is affecting Greater Manchester now

Using the latest figures we attempt to assess how coronavirus is affecting Greater Manchester currently

The Independent UK

Tory tensions over autumn statement erupt as UK heads for recession

Chancellor warns of ‘eye-watering’ decisions to come

Evening Standard

UK teetering on brink of recession Jeremy Hunt warns it will get even tougher

Recession on way as the big slowdown hits growth

Liverpool Echo

Reasons why Merseyside parents pick certain names for their new born babies

Certain names appear to be more popular in Liverpool than anywhere else

The Independent UK

What does inflation mean for you?

Cost of living crisis continues to bite as energy bills, fuel and food prices climb

Wales Online

'Life tough for millions', warns Sainsbury's boss amid cost of living crisis

Customers are said to be watching 'every penny and every pound'

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