£2.7 billion of student loans written-off as Chancellor suffers pre-budget blow
The government now lends students around £13 billion a year, but about 40-45 per cent is unlikely to be repaid.
The government now lends students around £13 billion a year, but about 40-45 per cent is unlikely to be repaid.
Johnson’s deal is a gift to Scottish nationalists. It shows that is possible for the UK, or parts of it, to remain in the EU regulatory framework after Brexit.
DUP leader Arlene Foster has vowed to explore legal options to stop the liberalisation of abortion in the region.
The speaker blocked the attempt to allow MPs the debate on Monday because of parliamentary rules.
Ali Capper, chairwoman of the NFU’s horticultural board and an apple producer, said that she had never seen crop wastage like it.
Northern politicians have expressed their “deep disappointment and frustration” at news that the trains will continue to be used into 2020 despite previous pledges.
Labour set to hijack deal by putting down amendments for a second Brexit referendum and a customs union with the EU.
Labour could even back the Government's deal if a new national poll was attached to it.
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell accused Boris Johnson of “behaving a bit like a spoilt brat” over the issue.
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