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Initiative aims to curb rampant food price inflation but has split Tory party and angered supermarkets
The ONS’s net migration figure of 606,000 reflects hiring of healthcare workers and opening of humanitarian routes
Pressure mounts on Sunak but statistics agency says inflows are now stabilising
Rising salaries could prolong the country’s bout of high inflation, warn economists
Outlook notes that inflation remains ‘stubbornly high’
Food becoming more of a factor than energy in driving stubbornly high level of inflation
Other charts of the week: US companies offshoring profits, leaders in solar power, and attitudes to social change
Data for 2022 is due out in the coming week and analysts expect it to set a new record
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There is still uncertainty about its final shape despite significant amendments
PM implicitly blames Johnson for government’s failure to meet immigration target
Increase in public sector earnings hits 20-year high of 5.6%
About 7.8mn people will be paying the 40p rate originally intended for high earners by 2027-28, think-tank calculates
Pressure mounts on Tories to honour 2019 manifesto promise as inflows tipped to reach record high
Public sector wages fall further behind private sector as unions prepare for fresh pay talks
Manifesto proposal would echo legislation across Europe to stop bosses contacting staff
Ministers tackle boom area in legal migration with net inflows set to hit a record high
Only around 600 out of 4,000-plus Brussels-derived rules will be scrapped by end of year
Survey shows steepest decline since height of Covid pandemic, with London particularly hard hit
Two years on from acute shortage of truckers, the sector has resolved the crisis through higher wages and skills ‘boot camps’
Recent upheaval has seemingly made no difference to long-term trend of weak growth
Government to press ahead with 5% wage rise despite continued opposition from main nurses’ union
But teaching unions announce plans for fresh classroom strike ballots as public sector disputes continue
The RCN’s tactics have angered other organisations seeking wage increases for health service workers
Official figures show rise in absence rate comes as government seeks to boost size of workforce
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