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Home Office minister Lord Hanson said call tracing will allow phone scammers to be hunted down.

The Science and Technology Committee said Britain should be ‘rolling out the red carpet rather than red tape’ for highly skilled professionals.

Sir Charlie Mayfield warned of the economic, human and social costs of ‘lost opportunity, stalled careers, and reduced life chances’.

The economic think tank said the Chancellor needed to make ‘brave choices’ at the upcoming November 26 Budget.

Phil Brickell will call for Whitehall clarity over ministers’ efforts to tackle financial secrecy in the British Overseas Territories.

Starmer has reiterated the government’s dedication to clean energy goals and the UK’s role as a global climate leader

The Prime Minister reaffirmed his commitment to the Government’s clean energy ambitions and the UK’s role as a global climate leader.

The former Duke of York made international headlines when he turned on the press.

Pregnant teenager Bella May Culley, 19, touched down in the country this evening after prison release

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In the upcoming budget, Chancellor Rachel Reeves is expected to raise the minimum wage to £12.70 an hour: £26,416 annually for a full-time job. This means that the gap between salaries for minimum wage jobs and those for professional jobs that require a degree is shrinking fast.