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- Sep 26, 2026
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'Work-shy shirkers are costing billions - Kemi is right to crack down on them' (opens the original)
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If the modern workplace has become for you as baffling a concept as pythagoras’ theorem or the popularity of Love Island, the bare truth was laid out last week. Tasked by the government to examine the startling number of people not in work in the UK, and other aspects of employment, a report by Sir Charlie Mayfield – the hugely successful former chairman of John Lewis – came up with some devastating conclusions. Firstly, the numbers themselves paint a deeply distressing picture. In 2019 just ove
'Ed Miliband's moral posturing over Israel could backfire on UK within weeks' (opens the original)
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Of the many and varied challenges facing the country at this precise time, how importantly would you rate the issue of who might supply some of our olive oil and dates? No, me neither. Chaos on our borders, the stuttering economy, a rocketing cost of living and 500,000 people waiting for 24 hours or more in our A&E units would surely be closer to the top of most lists. Therefore, it’s reasonable to ask why the government opted last week to set us against our closest, and most valuable, ally and
'Bonkers Andy Burnham's vision was last thing any investor wanted to hear' (opens the original)
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After a Presidential-style summer during which he was able to tour much of the country promising he’d deliver hope to every postcode and restore faith in politics, things got real for Andy Burnham last week. And suddenly the Prime Minister became a Bond villain! Whatever he might have hoped would result from the announcement of his “Direction of Government” on Tuesday was instantly dwarfed by the money markets, where a surge in gilt yields, at one point reaching an 18-year high, left him with a
'Burnham could be about to chicken out – one group would pay heavy price' (opens the original)
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Imagine taking over a business that was clearly in trouble and then deciding to put off all key financial and revenue decisions for over three months, which is more than a quarter of the year. No businessman or woman would entertain such a lunatic suggestion – yet that is precisely what we have with this new government, with the budget set for the end of October, still all but TWO MONTHS away. And, as widely predicted, that has resulted in a summer of supposed budget leaks and a wide range of sp
The Home Office knows the threat to our women - and their answer is a leaflet (opens the original)
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It is as much an admission of danger as it is of failure; the decision by the Home Office to publish official guidance telling asylum seekers not to rape or beat up women or to have sex with children has revealed the nation’s disastrously porous control of our borders in all its criminally inept horror. Called ‘Understanding Behaviours and Expectations in the UK: A Guide for Asylum Seekers,’ it will be handed to everyone arriving in the country seeking asylum and, as it is likely to be made avai
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