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Victory for MoS as NHS U-turns on tutor ban for private pupils (opens the original)
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Public bodies accused of 'morally indefensible' and 'politically motivated' discrimination against privately educated children have backed down after they were exposed by The Mail on Sunday. Our revelations sparked widespread anger at what was likened to ideologically driven class warfare. In the first case, parents were charged £115-an-hour hospital tuition fees for their sick children because they attended private schools while state school patients received free tuition. The policy was overtu
Burnham faces growing unrest from Labour's big beasts (opens the original)
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Andy Burnham vowed to create 'hope in every heart' as he arrived in Liverpool for his first Labour conference as PM and leader amid growing unrest among his party's big beasts. Speaking outside the conference hall in front of the party's 'Hope Again' slogan, a defiant Burnham, in his trademark Private White VC brand all-black 'working man's' outfit of £295 jeans, an £80 T-shirt and a £695 suede Harrington jacket complete with low-top Adidas £110 Topanga trainers, spoke to the press with his hand
Heathrow 3rd runway won't be open until 2039 despite Labour promises (opens the original)
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Plans to expand Heathrow with a third runway earmarked by former PM Sir Keir Starmer as 'a cornerstone of delivering economic growth' have been delayed and still face a battle to succeed. The expected 2035 project completion deadline was postponed after chiefs at the London airport told ministers it was always 'too ambitious'. The airport expansion could also prove a sticky topic for the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham as he heads to his first party conference as PM and Labour leader. He critici
Chancellor warned not to spook bond markets by handing out pay rises (opens the original)
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The Chancellor has been warned not to spook bond markets by handing out 'big' pay rises to public sector workers. With his crucial first Budget just over a month away, analysts say John Healey must instead focus on measures to bring down inflation. Any populist Labour move to boost minimum wages on October 28 could do just the opposite, they say, and should be avoided. Inflation has already risen and is under increasing pressure from surging oil prices triggered by the Iran War. Meanwhile, a bon
UK's busiest long-distance train line cuts trains for Christmas (opens the original)
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Hundreds of train services on the UK's poorly performing West Coast line have been slashed before and after Christmas while the so-called 'No 10 North line' has escaped the axe. Train operator Avanti, which has the worst record for delays in the UK, has been given government approval to cut scores of daily services between December 7 and 23 and from January 4 to 7 to 'save taxpayers money'. But while many daily services between London and Birmingham, Liverpool and Crewe will all disappear, the L
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