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Police look into Reform complaint over guillotine image shared by Green leader

Reform's chairman Zia Yusuf said on X that the party "has reported this matter to the police". Police said in a post on X that they were looking into the matter.

Burnham considers immigration exemption for care workers

The measure is not expected to be announced next week but could be introduced later this year after the Home Office completes its consultation.

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Bank of England set to hold rates despite rebound in oil and gas prices

British inflation has so far remained below the BoE's forecasts, falling to a 15-month low of 2.6 per cent in June.

Fake care recruiter shut down after taking £19,000 from overseas workers

The company invited applicants to interviews, approved them for care jobs and asked them to sign contracts before paying "consultation fees" of up to £1,199, along with extra charges for training, uniforms and processing.

Burnham vows to bring major changes to social care

Unlike the publicly funded NHS, which is dealing with long waiting lists and stretched resources, social care for elderly and disabled people in Britain is largely privatised.

Burnham says he would call out Trump if it was right for Britain

"All leaders have to do that. You have to defend your own national interest before anything else. That's what you're required to do if you're to do this job properly," he said.

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Anas Sarwar set to join Burnham government as minister

When Burnham became prime minister on Monday, Sarwar praised his "bold Labour vision". Burnham named his cabinet later that day, with further ministerial appointments expected.

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Vivek Mishra

Police look into Reform complaint over guillotine image shared by Green leader

Reform's chairman Zia Yusuf said on X that the party "has reported this matter to the police". Police said in a post on X that they were looking into the matter.

Burnham sets out school reforms with technical subjects from age 14

Bank of England set to hold rates despite rebound in oil and gas prices

British inflation has so far remained below the BoE's forecasts, falling to a 15-month low of 2.6 per cent in June.

Fake care recruiter shut down after taking £19,000 from overseas workers

The company invited applicants to interviews, approved them for care jobs and asked them to sign contracts before paying "consultation fees" of up to £1,199, along with extra charges for training, uniforms and processing.

Burnham says he would call out Trump if it was right for Britain

"All leaders have to do that. You have to defend your own national interest before anything else. That's what you're required to do if you're to do this job properly," he said.

Anas Sarwar set to join Burnham government as minister

When Burnham became prime minister on Monday, Sarwar praised his "bold Labour vision". Burnham named his cabinet later that day, with further ministerial appointments expected.

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Vivek Mishra

Reform's chairman Zia Yusuf said on X that the party "has reported this matter to the police". Police said in a post on X that they were looking into the matter.

The measure is not expected to be announced next week but could be introduced later this year after the Home Office completes its consultation.

British inflation has so far remained below the BoE's forecasts, falling to a 15-month low of 2.6 per cent in June.

The company invited applicants to interviews, approved them for care jobs and asked them to sign contracts before paying "consultation fees" of up to £1,199, along with extra charges for training, uniforms and processing.

Unlike the publicly funded NHS, which is dealing with long waiting lists and stretched resources, social care for elderly and disabled people in Britain is largely privatised.

"All leaders have to do that. You have to defend your own national interest before anything else. That's what you're required to do if you're to do this job properly," he said.

When Burnham became prime minister on Monday, Sarwar praised his "bold Labour vision". Burnham named his cabinet later that day, with further ministerial appointments expected.

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