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(“reportedly”, “according to”). A higher rate is
not a fault: it is often careful sourcing.
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about the writer than about which stories they happened to be assigned.
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🔮 Amid rows about billionaires donating to political parties, Mrs Badenoch said she wanted to help 'ordinary families build generational wealth', and there are growing expectations that she will announce the policy during her speech to the Conservative party conference in Birmingham next month. assertive
🔮 It used 57 different influencers in ‘paid partnerships, public relations activity and content creation’ last year, promoting teacher training and nursery careers as well as skills training.
However it did not pay Ms Collins, who visited the departmental headquarters in May for a chat with then Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson that was promoted on social media. assertive
🔮 He will be paid £20,000 a year during his four-year term for just three days' work a month - on top of his TUC salary of £160,000 – but has pledged to give the new wage to charity. assertive
🔮 I would urge the Archbishop to meet with victims of terrorism to appreciate the hurt that this award may have caused, and to understand the real work being led by hundreds of brave survivors across the country to bring people together of different faiths and backgrounds under the banner of preventing the spread of radicalisation – far apart from those would seek to honour the perpetrators of these heinous attacks.’ assertive
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One in five working-age adults is now receiving Universal Credit, prompting warnings that generations are being written off.
Official statistics show that 7.3million people aged between 20 and 64 were claiming the main benefit for those on low incomes in May this year. assertive
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The Home Secretary has been accused of opening Britain’s borders to large refugee families in order to appease Labour’s left.
Shabana Mahmood will announce on Monday that she is restarting a resettlement scheme for people fleeing warzones, which will put them on a fast-track to permanent settlement in five years.
She will tell Labour conference that one in four of those allowed to come here will be Afghan women and girls and Palestinians, and insist there will be a limit on their numbers. assertive
🔮 Shabana Mahmood admitted her plan to make foreign workers wait longer before they can settle in Britain permanently has been branded ‘not fair’.
And she told Labour party conference – where she faced an angry protest from union chiefs over the proposal following criticism from her Cabinet colleague Angela Rayner – the final decision would be fair for migrants as well as British citizens. assertive
🔮 Experts predicted it will soar by a further 16 per cent in January, taking bills to £1,999 as the conflict in the Middle East continues to hit gas supplies to the UK. assertive
🔮 Instead of cash payments worth £217 a month, claimants with less severe conditions would receive intensive support to get them into work including subsidised jobs and help with mental health problems. mixed
🔮 'And the other thing that bothers me about that is be no doubt those foreign workers are being brought in because they're cheaper, and their conditions will be worse, right? assertive
🔮 Cllr Alan Feeney, appointed deputy mayor of Solihull Borough Council in May, said: 'I'd be saying no more than 1 per cent of British population can be non-white... like literally drag them out of their homes, stick them on planes and f*** them off to Pakistan. mixed
🔮 In a major intervention, the Resolution Foundation said the cost of personal independence payments (PIP) is ‘growing at an unsustainable rate’, with the bill expected to reach £34.5billion by 2030. mixed
🔮 The Prime Minister has been forced to order a new audit and seemed to admit not all of his meetings with the club’s owners may have been published. assertive
🔮 New guidance warns Whitehall officials they may be guilty of ‘unlawful harassment’ if they tell someone who identifies as a woman that they should be using men’s bathrooms or changing rooms. assertive
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