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Error caused by flaws in system of eVisas meant people entitled to benefits were told support would be stopping
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New government plans show good intent, but can only be a start. We need a revolution to revive local democracy, says Vernon Bogdanor of King’s College London
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The PMâs attitude to China exposes the void where there should be a strategic concept of Britainâs place in the world, says Guardian columnist Rafael Behr
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Avanti says it is assessing how much impact strikes will have but spokesperson says disruption will be âsignificantâ
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Editorial: With a code full of holes, Ofcom has shown that it is unfit to hold the world’s biggest businesses to account
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Exclusive: Despite calls for more scrutiny in light of Prince Andrew spy allegations, Starmerâs instinct is not to do anything to hamper growth
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Downing Street says ‘details’ being discussed after newly elected Navinchandra Ramgoolam criticised the agreement
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Skilled overseas workers contribute 20 times more than UK-born adults, while some shortages may be due to pay and conditions, say advisers
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Scotlandâs former first minister to quit frontline politics and says alarm bells should be ringing over potential Musk interference
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Goals for low-carbon energy, prison reforms, housebuilding and more are ambitious and nation-changing. They wonât happen overnight, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
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Duke of Yorkâs decades of playing everyoneâs useful idiot â all for the good of the country â were off-limits in the Commons
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British government referred to European court of justice for alleged failure to protect rights of EU citizens in UK
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The PMâs recent attacks on us echoed jibes from the discredited Tories. We are not the problem: we really want to work with him, says the secret civil servant
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The Guardianâs Pippa Crerar and Kiran Stacey discuss the Chinese spy allegations and what they mean for the UKâs relationship with China
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Prime minister ‘pleased with progress’ on ties with Beijing as Tory MPs warn of China’s attempts to infiltrate UK
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The PM can’t simply sit back and hope things will settle down. But look to history: there is an inevitability about his predicament, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett
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Pledge set out in white paper to be unveiled this week is part of a ‘devolution by default’ approach by Whitehall