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SCRAPPING the two-child benefit cap may not help with a child’s early development and being ready for school, a report says. The new study says ending the policy would massively help reduce child ...

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Rachel Reeves is scrambling to stick to her fiscal rules as government borrowing surged to £18billion in August Alamy Live News. 3CMG9AP London, UK. 16th Sep, 2025. Bridget Phillipson, Education ...

LONDON, Oct 2 (Reuters) - The Premier League will soon decide on whether to get rid of its divisive profit and sustainability rules and introduce a new squad-cost ratio system, CEO Richard Masters ...

The UK Labour Government has been challenged to go "much further" than scrapping the two-child cap on benefits if it wants to reduce number of kids living in poverty. SNP MP Kirsty Blackman has today ...

Over 30 colleges and universities in Massachusetts are now offering free tuition to eligible students, based on household income, residency, or other criteria. This includes both public and private ...

They opened a trash can full of worms. Backpedaling Southampton town officials claimed they accidentally voted to remove trash cans from the ritzy coastal community’s downtown – a move they reversed ...

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Conservative shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick has said the UK should look at scrapping the Contracts for Difference (CfD) system that turned the country into a world leader in offshore wind.

Broker-dealer groups cheered the Securities and Exchange Commission's approval of a proposed Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board rule change that called for rescinding a previously approved ...

A leading defence lawyer has warned the scrapping of Scotland’s “not proven” verdict may lead to fewer convictions rather than more. Paul Sweeney, a Partner at Glasgow based firm Moir and Sweeney ...