On May 13, in what was meant to be a curtain-raiser for World No Tobacco Day, the World Health Organisation (WHO) hosted a ...

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As questions still linger around our new trade deal with India and the potential impact on British jobs, the Government is ...

The Government’s new immigration white paper contains several welcome measures to tighten up visa rules and strengthen ...

In March 2022, amid the world’s collective dismay over Russia’s brazen aggression against Ukraine, I witnessed an interesting ...

In a twist few would have expected in recent years, Labour are attempting to position themselves as the party to successfully ...

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We spend an estimated £10 billion a year on simply administering tax The infrastructure for clean, automatic tax collection ...

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