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Many doctors, nurses and other staff who enter professional training never join full-time workforce, Nuffield Trust finds
Party officials shift focus to making independent schools pay VAT and business rates in event they win power
Also in this newsletter: Trump troubles, HS2 hullabaloo, flying taxis
£4bn withdrawn between April and June this year
Any attempts at reinvention are hampered by a governing record the prime minister can’t escape
Susan Hall will not be deterred by controversy over past remarks on social media
Bruised leader Ed Davey tells personal tale in conference speech, while in US Braverman winks to Tory right flank
The government’s post-Brexit subsidy regime has left some farmers with less money than before
Burnham says northern leg could be delayed if government commits to east-west route
Dropping a chunk of HS2 would undermine the country as a place to do business
UNHCR insists convention is ‘as relevant as when it was adopted’ after UK home secretary calls for reform
Ed Davey proposes legal right for patients to start medical care within 62 days of urgent referral in highly personal conference speech
Also in this newsletter, what this means for the future of a Labour-Liberal Democrat arrangement, and Sunak’s possible inheritance tax overhaul
Trade associations criticise uncertainty created by ‘huge setback’ to industry planning
Though unpopular, IHT is paid by few in UK and revenue lost would have to be made up for elsewhere
Jakarta unhappy it was shut out of British share of €3.6bn deal after helping Serious Fraud Office with investigation
Ed Davey’s party accused of watering down policies to pander to Conservative voters
Berlin and carmakers back UK call for three-year pause on requirement for batteries to be produced locally
BoE postpones implementation of new rules by six months to July 2025
Makoto Uchida’s intervention comes after UK pushes back dates for ban on sale of new petrol and diesel cars
Package of measures, including higher fees for female international players, comes after damning report
Funding comes as party targets rural Conservative seats in next year’s polls
Also in this newsletter, controversy after Chris Kaba shooting investigation has provoked questionable responses from Scotland Yard and Home Office
Politicians should not forget that we all have a stake in a functioning pensions market
Bank of England will set back some Basel III reform rules but disappoint banks by reducing phase-in period
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