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Military chief warns of Russia’s ‘eyewatering’ capability
General Sir Nick Carter didn’t hold back as he warned of the threat of Russian military action. He said there were stark parallels between 1914 and how Russia might view things now.
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General Sir Nick Carter didn’t hold back as he warned of the threat of Russian military action. He said there were stark parallels between 1914 and how Russia might view things now.
The man who wrote ‘The Art of the Deal’ was, it seems, unable to make a deal with Democrats as a bitterly divided Senate fails to pass a new budget. Plus hundreds of thousands of activists will be back on the streets a year after the million strong Women’s March… what are their demands this time – and…
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Schools in England are raising as much as £146 million a year in voluntary donations, including from parents, according to research carried out by this programme. Headteachers say the money is increasingly being spent on basic essentials, as schools struggle with budget cuts. Our estimates, based on a sample covering more than a quarter of…
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Following mounting pressure from MPs from all parties, yesterday’s budget included measures to address some backbench criticisms over the way the new Universal Credit system is being rolled out. Many claimants have struggled to cope with long waits for the payments to come through. Today the Work and Pensions Secretary David Gauke announced that from…
The Conservatives can’t explain how they’ve calculated the claim that the economy has grown 15.8 per cent since 2010. FactCheck investigates.
The one thing public sector workers were hoping for from today’s budget was a pay rise after caps and freezes over the last seven years. There were also calls for dramatic changes to Universal Credit after people had been left for weeks without any money at all.
Shadow Work and Pensions Secretary Debbie Abrahams gives Labour’s response to the budget.
Treasury Minister Mel Stride discusses the budget.
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