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But Jon Sparkes, chief executive of the charity Crisis, warned that ending these policies could force “devastating numbers” of people to the brink.

The increase in the cost of rail travel “will not help commuters and city centres recover from the pandemic”.

"We are not the ones caring for the sick, driving the ambulances, stocking the shelves - so tax us."

A new survey shows the cult of the individual still reigns supreme in Britain.

Many new universal credit claimants could not afford to put aside enough money to save £10 per month, a survey found.

“Consent was a cornerstone of agreements, for this, there is none.”

The Wetherspoon boss said the chain's punters and employees generated £1 in every thousand collected by the UK Government last year.

According to the Financial Times, one employee wrote in response: “There’s no such thing as unconscious bias?! Are you joking? Please do your research before just making such statements. Check your privilege.”

"The idea that Amsterdam’s stock market would eclipse London never felt remotely plausible" before Brexit, Robert Peston tweeted.